What is the ea of a reaction in which a first rate constant

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Problem- What is the Ea of a reaction in which a first rate constant and temperature are 0.000288 L/mol/s and 595K, and a second rate constant and temperature are 0.00194 L/mol/s and 695K?

Also how is activation energy defined? The difference in what exactly?

It is not a question in the book, so I just need the full solution of deriving!

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