The atomic mass of element E can be calculated using the formula for the weighted average of the atomic masses of its isotopes:
Atomic mass of E = \( \sum \left( \text{abundance of isotope} \times \text{atomic mass of isotope} \right) \)
Substituting the given values:
Atomic mass of E = \( (0.9221 \times 27.977) + (0.0470 \times 28.976) + (0.0309 \times 29.974) \)
Atomic mass of E = 25.7766 + 1.3628 + 0.9260 = 28.082 a.m.u.
Thus, the atomic mass of element E is 28.082 a.m.u. (rounded to three decimal places).
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