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The decay of a living things allows chemical elements to be lost.

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Answer: is is true

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Calculate the percentage composition of Ca(MnO4)2.

<u>Firstly, we see how many atoms are there for each element in the formula</u>.

Ca= 1 atom

Mn= 2 atoms

O= 8 atoms

<u>Next, we are going to consult our periodic table for the atomic mass of each element.</u>

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