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Answer: I believe it is artificial selection (not certain though)

Explanation: modern day dogs have been bread an domesticated to be used by humans in ways we see fit.

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<h3>Determination of the mole of the compound </h3>
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Thus, the empirical formula of the compound is C₂ClF₅

<h3>How to determine the molecular formula </h3>
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Molecular formula = empirical × n = molar mass

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Divide both side by 154.5

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Molecular formula = [C₂ClF₅]1

Molecular formula = C₂ClF₅

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