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algol [13]3 years ago

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Answer:

the answer is 7 which is the atomic number of nitrogen

Explanation:

Al+Na=24

24/Oxygen (8) =3

3x rounded atomic mass of Ne (3x20) = 60

60+ 20 (# of neutrons in K)=80

80-30 (# of electrons in zinc)= 50

50/25 (the atomic number of Mn)=2

2x9 (number of protons in F)= 18

18+24 (atomic mass of Mg)=42

42/6 (number of neutrons in boron)=7

7 is the atomic number of Nitrogen (N)

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