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A child receives 10mg of medicine for every kilogram she weighs. How much medicine should she receive if she weighs 48 pounds and the conversion factor for pounds to kilograms i…

A child receives 10mg of medicine for every kilogram she weighs. How much medicine should she receive if she weighs 48 pounds and the conversion factor for pounds to kilograms i…
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A child receives 10mg of medicine for every kilogram she weighs. How much medicine should she receive if she weighs 48 pounds and the conversion factor for pounds to kilograms is 1 pound = 0.4536kg?

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48 DIVIDED BY 0,4536 = 105.8201058

105.8201058 X 10 = 1058.20MG OF MEDICINE
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