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How many milliliters are needed to provide 0.75 g of medication if the solution available is 1000 mg/ 3ml?

How many milliliters are needed to provide 0.75 g of medication if the solution available is 1000 mg/ 3ml?
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How many milliliters are needed to provide 0.75 g of medication if the solution available is 1000 mg/ 3ml?

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2.5 ml

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