Math, asked by markea10, 1 year ago

If you have a prescription for 4,000mg of medicine, and after getting it filled, you see that the dosage reads 4g of medicine, did the pharmacist make a mistake?

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Answered by zahrafarhat2738

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Answer:

No, the pharmacist did not make a mistake .

Step-by-step explanation:

1g=1000mg

∴ 4g=4000mg

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