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you take 2 divided by 12 push the equal sign and your answer will come out to equals 0.166
Answer:
0.0726mL
Step-by-step explanation:
Let's find the answer by using the following formula:
(subcutaneous dose)=(milliliters of the injection)*(drug concentration)/(child weight)
Using the given data we have:
(0.01mg/kg)=(milliliters of the injection)*(1mg/mL)/(16lbs)
milliliters of the injection=(0.01mg/kg)*(16lbs)/(1mg/mL)
Notice that the data has different units so:
1kg=2.20462lbs then:
16lbs*(1kg/2.20462lbs)=7.25748kg
Using the above relation we have:
milliliters of the injection=(0.01mg/kg)*(7.25748kg)/(1mg/mL)
milliliters of the injection=0.0726mL
Answer:
13,57,31
Step-by-step explanation:
Given that X, Y , Z be three random variables which satisfy the following conditions:
Var(X) = 4, Var(Y ) = 9, Var(Z) = 16. Cov(X, Y ) = −2, Cov(Z, X) = 3,
Var(y,z) =0 since given as independent
To find
b)
c) Var(X + Y + Z)
Note:
Var(x+y) = var(x) + Var(Y) +2cov (x,y)
Var(x+2y) = Var(x) +4Var(y)+4cov (x,y)