Mg + HCl Reaction: Quantifying Amounts

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Hi, I was wondering how much Mg will react with 3M of HCL?
 
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3M usually means concentration - 3 moles per liter of the solution. This is not AMOUNT of the hydrochloric acid, so the question - as posted - makes no sense.

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