Explain what is the molar mass of this substance

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A compound is known to contain 52.17% carbon and 27.78% oxygen by mass. Each molecule contains two atoms of oxygen. What is the molar mass of this substance? How many carbon atoms are there in the molecular formula for this compound? (It should be a whole number, no units)

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