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the mass of Ca3(PO4)2 is 310.18g This is because Calcium's mass is 40.08g and you have to times it by 3. Then you add phosphorus which is 30.97g times 2. Lastly, add oxygen's mass which is 16.00g times 8 because 4*2 is 8. (40.08g*3)+(30.97g*2)+((16.00g*4)*2)=310.18g

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Three atoms of calcium (3) and two atoms of phosphorus (2) therefore 3:2.

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