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an element A has two isotopes A1 and A2 having mass number 35 and 37 respectively. the average atomic mass of A is found to be 35.5u then the percentage abundance of A1 and A2 respectively are​

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Answered by tanyasharma91
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Answer:

98 percent of A1 and 95 percent of A2

Answered by nirman95
2

Given:

An element A has two isotopes A1 and A2 having mass number 35 and 37 respectively. the average atomic mass of A is found to be 35.5u.

To find:

The percentage abundance of A1 and A2.

Calculation:

Let % abundance of A1 be x% and that of A2 be (100-x)%.

 \therefore \: avg. \: mass =  \dfrac{35x + 37(100 - x)}{100}

 =  >  \: 35.5 =  \dfrac{35x + 37(100 - x)}{100}

 =  >  \: 3550 =  35x + 37(100 - x)

 =  >  \: 3550 =  35x + 3700 - 37x

 =  > 2x = 3700 - 3550

 =  > 2x = 150

 =  > x = 75\%

So, (100-x) = 25%.

So, final answer is:

 \boxed{ \bf{A1 = 75\% \: and \: A2 = 25\%}}

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