State the observed rotation of a mixture of oklahomane

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What would be the observed rotation of a mixture of Oklahomane that is 98 parts (S)-Oklahomane and 2 parts (R)-Oklahomane. The specific rotation of (R)-Oklahomane is -67 ?.

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