In mass spectroscopy, what will be the relative height of the two peaks obtained by two isotopes of Br which are and ?

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1. Bromine has two common isotopes: Br-79 and Br-81. If these two isotopes are almost equally abundant (i.e., an abundance of 50% each), what is the weighted average mass of a sample of bromine atoms? (Calculate the answer based on this information and do not use the periodic table.)

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