10. How is the mass number calculated for an element? A. The difference between the mass and the protons B. The sum of protons and neutrons C. The product of neutrons and protons D. There is no calculation.

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10. How is the mass number calculated for an element?

A. The difference between the mass and the protons
B. The sum of protons and neutrons
C. The product of neutrons and protons
D. There is no calculation.

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It’s B, the sum of protons and neutrons

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