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A scientist reacts 5.5847 g of iron and 3.206 g of sulfur. how much matter is there in total?

A scientist reacts 5.5847 g of iron and 3.206 g of sulfur. how much matter is there in total?
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A scientist reacts 5.5847 g of iron and 3.206 g of sulfur. how much matter is there in total?

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Answer: 8.791 g

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5.5847 \text{ g}+3.206 \text{ g}=8.791 \text{ g (to 4 sf)}

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