The conductivity of a solution can be measured easily with a probe that dips into a solution and a meter that reads out in siemens (1 siemens = 1 ohm-1). The equivalent conductance, ?, is found by dividing the conductance, L, by the concentration, c (in equivalents per Liter) where K is the cell constant. A conductance of L= (2.543 ± 0.012) x 10-3 siemens was measured for a solution of (5.3340 ± 0.0031) x 10-2 M NaCl. If the cell constant is K = 1.08 ± 0.02, determine the equivalent conductance and report the value with its error limits and proper significant figures