00:01
Okay, as far as i can tell, something got very wrong with the transcribing of this problem, and it's really choppy.
00:08
But i think what we're supposed to do is when given the element, we have to give the atomic mass.
00:21
We have to give the number of protons, the number of neutrons, the number of electrons, the number of electrons.
00:42
Think that's it.
00:45
And what we've been given is silicon, but i can't actually see what number is up there and cobalt.
00:53
So let me try to figure out what might be there, what is likely to be there.
01:09
So silicon 14.
01:21
There's just like a bunch of numbers.
01:24
Cobalt.
01:34
So the most common isotope of silicon is silicon 28.
01:52
Okay.
01:54
So maybe hopefully that would correspond to something that they would have put up there.
02:01
Right.
02:02
And as silicon is silicon 14, maybe this is what was up there.
02:11
Given that, what would be the atomic mass unit, while the mass is always given right up there.
02:17
So the mass should be 28 in this case.
02:22
The number of protons is always given right there.
02:25
So this should be 14...