Methane gas contains carbon atoms and hydrogen atoms in the ratio of 1:4. A sample of methane gas contains 92 hydrogen atoms. How many carbon atoms are in the sample? How many total atoms are in the sample?

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Data

Methane: 1 carbon and 4 hydrogens

A sample 92 hydrogen atoms / carbons = ?

total atoms = ?

Process

1 : 4 : : x : 92

x = number of carbons

x = (92 x 1) / 4

x = 92 / 4

x = 23 carbons

Total atoms = hydrogen atoms + carbon atoms

= 92 + 23

= 115 atoms