Determine the simplest formula for a compound

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Question- Determine the simplest formula for a compound that contains the following composition by mass: 32.79% sodium 13.02% aluminum 54.19% fluorine.

A. Na5AlF8

B. Na4Al2F7

C. Na3AlF6

D. Na2AlF6

Explain the process and each step

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