Задача Задача №3762118
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Answer: the third option — Neutrons = mass number − atomic number.
Why it works
- Mass number \(A\) = protons + neutrons.
- Atomic number \(Z\) = number of protons.
- So, to leave only the neutrons, subtract the protons:
\[ \text{neutrons}=A-Z \]
Check with the sodium example in the image
\[ \text{neutrons}=23-11=12 \]
Sodium-23 has 11 protons and 12 neutrons, and \(11+12=23\). The first option would wrongly give 23 neutrons; the second treats the two numbers as equal, which they are not.