Calculate the binding energy

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Part A. For the common isotope of nitrogen 14N, calculate the mass defect. (Delta M= u)

Part B.For the common isotope of nitrogen 14N, calculate the binding energy. (E=MeV) .

Part C.For the common isotope of nitrogen 14N, calculate the binding energy per nucleon (E per nucleon=MeV nucleon).

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