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HELP!!!!!!!!!! What is the mass of carbon on the weighing dish? Assume that the dish has a mass of exactly 1.0g. A) 4.52g B) 4.55g C) 4.57g D) 4.72g

HELP!!!!!!!!!! What is the mass of carbon on the weighing dish? Assume that the dish has a mass of exactly 1.0g. A) 4.52g B) 4.55g C) 4.57g D) 4.72g
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What is the mass of carbon on the weighing dish? Assume that the dish has a mass of exactly 1.0g.
A) 4.52g
B) 4.55g
C) 4.57g
D) 4.72g

HELP!!!!!!!!!! What is the mass of carbon on the weighing dish? Assume that the dish-example-1
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d) 4.72g

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The answer is D.) 4.72g
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