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An antilipidemic agent contains 5 mg of the medication per tablet. How many tablets would be necessary to supply 35 mg per dose?
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An antilipidemic agent contains 5 mg of the medication per tablet. How many tablets would be necessary to supply 35 mg per dose?

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Maybe 7, since 35 divided by 5 is equal to 7.


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