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To calculate the relative mass of an element you need to know both the mass of the individual isotopes of the element, and their A percent occurrence. Brelative charges. C relat…

To calculate the relative mass of an element you need to know both the mass of the individual isotopes of the element, and their A percent occurrence. Brelative charges. C relat…
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To calculate the relative mass of an element you need to know both the mass of the individual

isotopes of the element, and their
A percent occurrence.
Brelative charges.
C relative size.
D none of the above.

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b

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