Explain the concentration of soluble iron in the solution

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A ferric phosphate solution is prepared by adding 2.4 g of ferric phosphate to a volumetric flask and bringing the final volume to 1 L by adding water having a phosphate concentration of 1 mg *L^-1. What is the concentration of soluble iron in this solution? (Assume temp of solution is 25 degs celc)

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