Explain hydrogen and carbon dioxide will reversibly react

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At high temperature, hydrogen and carbon dioxide will reversibly react to form carbon monoxide and water vapor. At 986 C there are 0.11mol of each product and 0.087mol of each reagent in a 1.00L flask. What is Kc under these conditions

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