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An Yttrium Isotope Has 39 Protons and 50 Neutrons in Its

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An yttrium isotope has 39 protons and 50 neutrons in its nucleus. Which one of the following symbols accurately represents this isotope?

A) $^{39}_{89}$ Y
B) $^{89}_{50}$ Y
C) $^{89}_{39}$ Y
D) $^{50}_{39}$ Y
E) $^{39}_{50}$ Y

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