In the following Isotope Table, how would one find the letter J? Add 40 and 44 Subtract 40 from 44 Multiply 40 by 44 Add 40 to the isotope's atomic numer

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Kennyut asked Sep 28, 2023

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In the following Isotope Table, how would one find the letter J?

Add 40 and 44
Subtract 40 from 44
Multiply 40 by 44
Add 40 to the isotope's atomic numer

In the following Isotope Table, how would one find the letter J? Add 40 and 44 Subtract-example-1

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A. Add 40 and 44

Step-by-step explanation:

mass number = protons + neutrons

protons = electrons

so mass number = 40 + 44

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