Calculating Ksp: A Temperature-Dependent Approach

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Is it possible to calculate Ksp at a certain temperature if you know Ksp at a different temperature and \Delta H?
 
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Yes, it's possible.
 
But you'd need to get delta S first right?

EDIT: nvm, got it.
 
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