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A mother approaches you with an over the counter medication meant for her child. The medication label indicates the proper dose for her child is ½ teaspoonful. How many milliliters are in ½ teaspoonful?
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A mother approaches you with an over the counter medication meant for her child. The medication label indicates the proper dose for her child is ½ teaspoonful. How many milliliters are in ½ teaspoonful?

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2.9597 milliliters in a half teaspoonful

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