Arturo O. answered 11/28/16
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Try these steps:
(1) Look up the molecular weight of water in grams per mole (or just add twice the atomic weight of hydrogen to the atomic weight of oxygen, in grams per mole)
(2) Find how many moles of water you have by dividing the given number of water molecules by Avogadro's number, which is 6.02 x 1023 molecules per mole.
(3) Multiply the result from (2) by the molecular weight of water (in grams per mole) and that will be the mass in grams