This is basically this step. So we multiply all these coefficients by six, this becomes six, this becomes six, this becomes six, this becomes 1212, and twelve and six. Now in the second step is we're essentially going this way. So we have six ribose five phosphates that we form, and that helps us generate four fructose six phosphates and two glutral aldehyde three phosphates. And then we take these two intermediates and we react them via the gluconeogenesis. And so we basically have these same two reactants here, a water molecule and that helps us generate five glucose phosphates and a single orthophosphate.