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10. Given the relative abundance of the following naturally occurring isotope of silver, calculate the average atomic mass of silver. Show your work. silver-107: 52.00% 106.905 amu silver-109: 48.00% 108.
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10. Given the relative abundance of the following naturally occurring isotope of silver, calculate the average atomic mass of silver. Show your work.

silver-107: 52.00% 106.905 amu
silver-109: 48.00% 108.905 amu

User Leyla Azari
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106.905/52.00 equals 205.58
108.905/48.00 equals 226.88
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