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consider the four atoms -L, M,N and X with the given isotope symbols 124 over 47L, 116 over 48M, 124 over 50N, 114 over 50X .. A) which atom has the smallest mass number? B.) which atoms has isotopes? C.) which atom has the smallest number of electrons in the neutral atom? D.) which atom has the largest number of neutrons? I need help please! Thank you-

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