The mass of one dust particle is

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Problem

The mass of one dust particle is 4.23×10−12 kg4.23\times10^{-12}\,\text{kg}. An experiment collects 2.00×1082.00\times10^{8} such particles and then removes 7.50×10−4 kg7.50\times10^{-4}\,\text{kg} of contaminant. Determine the final mass of the collected dust in scientific notation, expressed in micrograms (μg\mu\text{g}) to three significant figures.

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