What is the average atomic mass of titanium if we have an isotopic distribution of $78.5%$ of $""^46Ti$, $45.95263*"amu"$, $12.3%$ of $""^48Ti$, $47.94795*"amu"$, and $""^50Ti$, $49.94479*"amu"$?

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$"Atomic mass of titanium"={0.785xx45.95263+0.123xx47.94795+0.092xx49.94479}*"amu"=??$

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