please answer question 1 An imaginary element Z has two naturallyoccurring isotopes, ³Z and 4Z. ³Z has a mass of3.016 amu, and "Z has a mass of 4.003 amu. Theatomic mass for the element Z is 3.878 amu.What is the percent abundance of "Z?The answer is in %. Do not include units in youranswer. Scientific notation is optional. To writescientific notation in Canvas, type "e" to replace “x10". For example, "1 × 1014" is written "1e+14" inCanvas.

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An imaginary element Z has two naturally occurring isotopes, ³Z and 4Z. ³Z has a mass of 3.016 amu, and "Z has a mass of 4.003 amu. The atomic mass for the element Z is 3.878 amu. What is the percent abundance of 4Z?

An imaginary element Z has two naturally occurring isotopes, ³Z and 4Z. ³Z has a mass of 3.016 amu, and "Z has a mass of 4.003 amu. The atomic mass for the element Z is 3.878 amu. What is the percent abundance of 4Z?

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