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A, the mass number, is equal to... A. neutrons + electrons B. protons + neutrons C. protons + electrons D. protons
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A, the mass number, is equal to...

A. neutrons + electrons

B. protons + neutrons

C. protons + electrons

D. protons

A, the mass number, is equal to... A. neutrons + electrons B. protons + neutrons C-example-1
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B

The mass number is how many protons and neutrons are in an atom’s nucleus
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B.

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