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A patient is prescribed 6 mg of cough medication. The label on the prescription says there are 2 mg per 4 mL. How many teaspoons of cough medication does the patient need to take?
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A patient is prescribed 6 mg of cough medication. The label on the prescription says there are 2 mg per 4 mL. How many teaspoons of cough medication does the patient need to take?

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2.4 teaspoons

hope it helps;)

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