Math, asked by abbymax144, 8 months ago

A patient receives 65 grams of a medicine. If the dose is increased by 20%, how many grams will the patient receive of the new dose?

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Answered by aryanraj64290

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Answer:

initially, medicine received by patient=65g

when the dose is increased by 20%

new dose=65+65×20/100

new dose=65+13

new dose=78g

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