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Transcribed Image Text:Mass of Zn
2.44 g
Mass of Cu
0.063 g
The mass of Zn and the mass of Cu in a coin are given in the table.
How is the number of moles of Zn in the coin determined?
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By multiplying 0.063 g by 65.38 g/mol
By multiplying 2.44 g by 65.38 g/mol
By dividing 2.44 g by 65.38 g/mol
By dividing 65.38 g mol by 2.44g
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