The salts of calcium sulfate magnesium carbonate

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The salts of calcium sulfate, magnesium carbonate, lead (II) bromide, calcium chloride and silver nitrate are all added to a beaker. Pure water is added and the mixture is stirred well as well as allowed to settle. Four solids are now present in the beaker. List their formulas

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