Math, asked by jordanbaines, 1 year ago

How many milliliters of a 1 g/5 mL solution
must be drawn up for a 750 mg dose?

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Answered by ancyvarghese

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Answer:

3.75ml

Step-by-step explanation:

1g in 5 ml

which means 1000mg in 5 ml

1 mg in 5/1000 ml

750 mg in 750x5/1000 ml

=3750/1000 ml

=3.75 ml

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