Element "X" has two known naturally occurring isotopes. The mass and relative abundance of each isotope are in the table below. What is the average atomic mass of Element "X"? " Abundance Mass (amu) 50.57% 78.92 49.43% 80.92

Element "X" has two known naturally occurring isotopes. The mass and relative abundance of each isotope are in the table below. What is the average atomic mass of Element "X"? " Abundance Mass (amu) 50.57% 78.92 49.43% 80.92

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Element "X" has two known naturally occurring isotopes. The mass and relative
abundance of each isotope are in the table below. What is the average atomic
mass of Element "X"? "
Abundance
Mass (amu)
50.57%
78.92
49.43%
80.92
O79.98 amu
78.92 amu
79.91 amu
80 amu
79.96 amu
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