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Peak A has a height of 172 mm and a width at half height of 14.7 mm. Peak B has a height of 85 mm and a width at half height of 14 mm. What would the % composition of Peak A be? Please give your answer as a whole number and do not include "%".

Peak A has a height of 172 mm and a width at half height of 14.7 mm. Peak B has a height of 85 mm and a width at half height of 14 mm. What would the % composition of Peak A be? Please give your answer as a whole number and do not include "%".

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**Question** Peak A has a height of 172 mm and a width at half height of 14.7 mm. Peak B has a height of 85 mm and a width at half height of 14 mm. What would the % composition of Peak A be? Please give your answer as a whole number and do not include "%". [Input box for answer entry]
Transcribed Image Text:**Question** Peak A has a height of 172 mm and a width at half height of 14.7 mm. Peak B has a height of 85 mm and a width at half height of 14 mm. What would the % composition of Peak A be? Please give your answer as a whole number and do not include "%". [Input box for answer entry]
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Height of Peak A = h = 172 mm 

Width of Peak A at half height = w1/2 = 14.7 mm 

Height of Peak B = h = 85 mm 

Width of Peak B at half height = w1/2 = 14 mm 

% composition of Peak A = ? 

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