Estimate micrograms of dna product

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Question: Assume if your target DNA is 500 base pair long molecule, that is amplified for 40 cycles, how many micrograms of DNA product would you get? (the average molecular weight of a base pair is 660g/mol.)
Basic equation for PCR: N = N of starting material * E^x (where E is equal to 2)

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