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Patient A’s dose of a certain medicine is twice the dose of Patient B. Together the two patients receive 72 milligrams of the medicine. How many more milligrams of the medicine …

Patient A’s dose of a certain medicine is twice the dose of Patient B. Together the two patients receive 72 milligrams of the medicine. How many more milligrams of the medicine …
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Patient A’s dose of a certain medicine is twice the dose of Patient B. Together the two patients receive 72 milligrams of the medicine. How many more milligrams of the medicine does Patient A receive than Patient

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