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?(?) + ?2(?) ⇌ ??2(??) An arbitrary equilibrium system held at 555 ? is analyzed and...

?(?) + ?2(?) ⇌ ??2(??)
An arbitrary equilibrium system held at 555 ? is analyzed and is found to contain 150 ? solid carbon, 2.000 ?tm oxygen, and 28.50 ?tm carbon dioxide

The Keq Is 14.25
can you help me solve the bottom questions? Thank you!

Starting with the equilibrium system described above (and the value of ??q that you calculated for it), consider the injection of 5.000 ?tm more oxygen. This has been perturbed from equilibrium, but given enough time, it will reestablish a new equilibrium. Calculate the component partial pressures of the new equilibrium system.

??2,?q =__________________________ ?CO2,?q =__________________________

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