Hi my friend. What you should do here is write first the equilibrium reaction for these two substances ionisation in water, then deduce an expression for Kc-eqm constant. This expression will include the concentration of water, which is constant and thus cancels out of the equation. Then replace Kc by simply Ka or Kb, a new sort of equilibrium constant for these reactions. What you shoulb find is the Ka/Kb is simply the product of the concentrations of the conjugate base/acid and the new acid/base divided by the initial concentration of base/acid. Yours, Joe