1.5 g = mgDimensional AnalysisRatio:ProportionFormula MethodmgXg9X mg ===m.1

Jschimpf asked Dec 5, 2023

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Jschimpf asked Dec 5, 2023

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we know that

1 g = 1000 mg and so with this info we can determine the how many mg 1.5 g is by:

1000mg/1g x 1.5g/1 = 1500mg/1 = 1500 mg

Jashwant answered Dec 11, 2023

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