Alright thenhttp://papers.xtremepapers.com/CIE/Cambridge IGCSE/Chemistry (0620)/0620_w11_qp_32.pdfj
just 6 c
explanation
working please
so you know the moles formula: # of moles = mass/molar mass
so you got 1.398/233 which is 0.006
now the same number of moles are used for the MgSo4 which is hydrates, as given in the equation, so 0.006 for that too
the mass of one mole is basically the molar mass. you rearrange the formula, to get 1.476/0.006 to get 246g
and then they tell you that MgS04 alone is 120. So now you subtract to leave behind the mass of water, which is 246-120 which is 126
and then you divide by the molar mass of water to get the number of moles which is basically 126/18 to get 7