Hello! This exercise asks us to write an expression to find how many doses each vial holds.
A. We can write it as:
v = f(x) = 0.075x
Explanation: Each dose contains 0.075ml of the active ingredient, but we don't know the number of doses contained in one vial, we just know that it holds v ml. So, we can write this expression as v = 0.075x. It means that the amount of 0.075 will be multiplied 'x times' according to the doses.
B. One vial of the Pfizer vaccine holds 0.45ml?
Let's use the equation that I mentioned in alternative A:
v = f(x) = 0.075x
0.45 = 0.075x
x = 0.45/0.075
x = 6
So, the answer is yes, one vial with 0.45ml will hold 6 doses of the vaccine.