A common lipid in brain membranes is called L-alpha-phosphatidylcholine, or PC. PC has a formula of (C subscript 42 H subscript 82 NO subscript 8 P). Each PC molecule occupies an area of 55 square angstroms on one side of the surface of a vesicle. You have 55.0 g of PC, which form into spherical vesicles with a radius of 200. nm. How many vesicles can you form?