The percentage composition of a compound is 79.9% copper and 20.1% sulphur. The mass of a sample of the compound is 160.0 g. What are the masses of the copper and sulphur in the sample?

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m = mcompound * W m(Cu) = 160 g * 0.799 = 127.84 g M(S) = 160 g * 0.201 = 32.16 g.
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