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The particle of dust has a mass of 7.53×10^-10 kilograms. Find the weight of 5 billion dust particles. Plzzz help !!
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\[5.0 \times 10^{9}particles \times \frac{ 7.53 \times 10^{-10}kg }{ 1 particle } \]
That will give you weight in kg. If you need it in something else, you need to convert kg to that something else
@Larryboxaplenty so I'll be dividing 7.53×10^-10 by 5,000,000,000?
|dw:1442782613471:dw| You multiply the mass of one particle by 5 billion. The one is there so show that the unit "particles" cancel
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