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At equilibrium there are 1000 times more product than there are reactants. What is the delta...

At equilibrium there are 1000 times more product than there are reactants. What is the delta G of this reawction at a temperature of 25 C?

Please explain how the answer comes out to be -4.2 kcal/mol thank you.

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