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Determine the mass of X needed to react with 6.238 g of Y. Given that the molar mass of X is 114.1 g/mol and Y is 175.3 g/mol. The reaction is the following: 5 X + 2 Y --> 4 Z
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Determine the mass of X needed to react with 6.238 g of Y. Given that the molar mass of X is 114.1 g/mol and Y is 175.3 g/mol. The reaction is the following: 5 X + 2 Y --> 4 Z

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what is this algebra 45 can't answer it but I'll keep in p trying to figure it out :(
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