Explain the molar concentration of the manganese cation

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The compound MnS dissolves only very slightly in water at 25oC having an equilibrium constant Ksp (the solubility product) of 5.1E-15. What is the molar concentration of the manganese cation in the solution formed when excess solid MnS is added to water after equilibrium has been established?

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