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Carmen’s dog needs medication. She told the veterinarian that the dog sighs 50lbs. The medicine is measured as 14 mg for each kilogram of the animals mass. How much medicine sho…

Carmen’s dog needs medication. She told the veterinarian that the dog sighs 50lbs. The medicine is measured as 14 mg for each kilogram of the animals mass. How much medicine sho…
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Carmen’s dog needs medication. She told the veterinarian that the dog sighs 50lbs. The medicine is measured as 14 mg for each kilogram of the animals mass. How much medicine should be given to Carmen’s dog?

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Answer:

317.5144mg

Explanation:

50 lb=22.6796 kg

22.6796*14=317.5144

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