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02-01-2023
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My question got deleted but this is from a past 2019 paper as i am practicing for my year 10 mocks next week, please don't delete. can someone please help me understand the question attached on mass calculations. the correct answer is also written out but i am unsure where the 32 came from, so i am not sure how to apply it to other simular calculations. will mark brainliest!

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