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What is the average atomic mass of a sample of naturally occurring x, if it is comprised of the following isotopes 47% ^51X, 17% ^52X and 36% ^56X
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What is the average atomic mass of a sample of naturally occurring x, if it is comprised of the following isotopes 47% ^51X, 17% ^52X and 36% ^56X

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what your going to do is take away the lowest number form the highest and subtract. Thats your answer...
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