The average atomic mass is 6.92X
How do we compute the average atomic mass?
In a bid to calculate the average atomic mass, we multiply the fraction of each isotope by the mass number , then add them together.
This is more like weighted average, as shown below:
average atomic mass=(mass number of first isotope*fraction)+(mass number of second isotope*fraction)
average atomic mass=(6X*7.59%)+(7X*92.41%)
average atomic mass= 6.92X
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If Jeanette take its 40 times in one month she would be on time 39 (39.2) times.
NO, the light-rails claim is not accurate if she is late 6 times.
The light rails claim would be accurate if it stated the service is on time 85% of the time.
Since ten plus ten is twenty I think that x and y is ten
AB is horizontal. The slope of a horizontal line is zero.
Answer:
1.23E7
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