You'd need to know the amount of cm2 the dust occupies. The you'd multiply it by 0.020 to get the mass of the dust. The mass of the dust is 20 percent of the asteroid's mass so you'd multiply it by 5 to get the asteroid's total mass.
After that, you'd have to divide it by 2 and you'd have the asteroid's volume or size in cm3.
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