If 8.112 g of nitrogen combines with1.167 g of hydrogen to yield compoundX, how many grams of nitrogen wouldcombine with 1.073 g of hydrogen tomake the same compound? Express youranswer to four significant figures andinclude the appropriate units.Show work..don't giveHandwritten answer

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If 8.112 g of nitrogen combines with 1.167 g of hydrogen to yield compound X, how many grams of nitrogen would combine with 1.073 g of hydrogen to make the same compound? Express your answer to four significant figures and include the appropriate units.