Activation energy of a chemical reaction can be determined by _____________.
Taking ln on both sides give: ln k= -EA/RT + lnA
The above equation has EA as activation energy and k as the rate constant.
The equation can be changed to a line equation i.e. y=mx+c, by taking log on both sides.
For two values of k at different temperatures we can get the value of EA from above Equation.
Thus option (ii) is correct.
Other options do not give an equation or values for a graph that can be plotted to find the value EA.