How to calculate molality, molarity and mole fraction given density (g/mole)?
First let me correct you, m/m means mass/mass % I think you assumed it to be mole/mole.

Assume you have 100g of solution in which Cu is 17g and solvent is 83 gm. 17 gm copper means 0.268 moles of Cu.

Now, density = Total weight/Total moles = 100/(0.268 + x) = 1.367 where x is moles of solvent, from here you will get x = 72.8849

Thus, mole fraction of Cu is 0.268/(0.268+72.8849) = 0.00366

Molality = Moles of solute/Weight of Solvent(in Kg) = 0.268/0.083 = 3.229 m

Since, density in terms of g/l is not given I don't think it's possible to calculate molarity.