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

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Answer:

78 Grams

Step-By-Step:

You start with 20% and turn it into a decimal then multiply by the original.

So

65+.20=13

So 13+65=78

78 Grams is the answer

User PAEz
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Answer: 13 grams

Explanation:

Given : A patient received 65 grams of medicine.

The increased value of medicine will be :-


\text{ 20% of 65 grams }= 0.20* 65 \text{grams} [ We can write 20% as
(20)/(100)=0.20 ].

Now,
0.20* 65 \text{grams}=\text{ 13 grams}

Hence, the amount of medicine the patient will receive more = 13 grams

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