How can you determine the number of neutrons in an atom?

A. Atomic number minus mass number
B. Mass number minus atomic number
C. Atomic number plus mass number
D. Mass number plus number of electrons

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Answer:

d

Explanation:

Answer: B. Mass number minus atomic number

Explanation: The atomic # is equal to the # of protons. The mass number is the total mass of neutrons & protons. You subtract the protons (atomic number) from the mass of the atom, the formula would be as shown:

Mass - Protons = Neutrons

An example is shown below

Element: Tin

Name shown on periodic table: Sn

Atomic #: 50

Mass # 118.711

118.711 - 50 = 68.711    <--- answer

Mass^     ^Protons/ Atomic #

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