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A doctor orders 120 milligrams of medication to be given to a patient. If 0.5 milliliters of liquid contains 30 milligrams of medication, how many milliliters should be given to…

A doctor orders 120 milligrams of medication to be given to a patient. If 0.5 milliliters of liquid contains 30 milligrams of medication, how many milliliters should be given to…
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A doctor orders 120 milligrams of medication to be given to a patient. If 0.5 milliliters of

liquid contains 30 milligrams of medication, how many milliliters should be given to the patient?
patient?

User Noobuntu
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Answer:

2 milliliters

Explanation:

120/30=4

4*0.5=2

2 milliliters

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