In a similar experiment to the one you have performed a student is measuring the equilibrium for an organic acid that is soluble in water and in cyclohexane, a nonpolar organic solvent. When shaken with the solution of water and cyclohexane, it distributes between the organic and aqueous phase. The two phases are separated and titrated with 0.120 M NaOH. Calculate the equilibrium constant for an acid where the titration of the aqueous phase requires 9.97 mL of the base and the organic phase requires 1.58 mL of the base.