A confusion about conductance of weak electrolytes

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The equivalent conductance of weak monobasic acid at infinite dilution is 388.5 ohm^-¹ cm² equiv-¹ at 25 %C. Find the specific conductance of 0.1 molar solutions. the degree of dissociation of which is 6%.
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Λe/Λe∞ = α
My attempt is the handwritten one. But my reference book solved it in a different way, they left a note saying at infinite dilution α = 1(100%). (the attached picture) Which one is the correct approach?
 
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Can't see a handwritten attempt, or a note to that effect in the attached picture. Please clarify the two approaches.
 
Book doesn't use information about 6%, which makes me doubt the solution, even without checking details.
 
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mjc123 said:
Can't see a handwritten attempt, or a note to that effect in the attached picture. Please clarify the two approaches.
I am sorry, didn't notice that it didn't got uploaded. Here it is.
 
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Borek said:
Book doesn't use information about 6%, which makes me doubt the solution, even without checking details.
Borek said:
Book doesn't use information about 6%, which makes me doubt the solution, even without checking details.
This is my solution, I'm sorry that it didn't got posted earlier.
 
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