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How is the percentage of phosphorus calculated when using Mg₂P₂O₇?
A. (222 × m × 100)/(62 × m₁)
B. (62 × mass of Mg₂P₂O₇ × 100)/(222 × mass of compound)
C. (62 × m × 100)/(222 × m₁)
D. (222 × m₁ × 100)/(62 × m)
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