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A drug is available as 12 mg/1 mL. If the doctor ordered 66 mg, how many mL are needed for each dose
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A drug is available as 12 mg/1 mL. If the doctor ordered 66 mg, how many mL are needed for each dose

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Answer:5.5 mL

Explanation:I learned how to solve it in Chem.

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