Answer:
Sarah's calculation isn't correct.
Explanation:
Both milliliters (ml) and ounces (oz) are units used to measure the volume of fluid. One ounce is about 29.6 milliliters. If we multiply this by 16, we'll get about 473ml, which doesn't fit Sarah's original measurements. 473ml is obviously way less than 630ml. Her calculation would be correct if she wrote down 21.3oz (630ml ÷ 29.6 = 21.3oz).
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The most logical answer is because adults have more experience driving than teens because most of the time, practice helps to make perfect. But there are some teens who are better drivers than adults and teens that aren't great at driving at all, and the same can be with adults!
The slowest drug absorption/response is definitely oral/digestion route.
The fastest drug response time route would be intravenous, the drugs directly enter the blood so it can work instantly. Snorting/inhaling drug still need time to be absorbed to the blood vessel. It might be fast enough if used for local response (example: asthma). The mechanism probably by mucosa diffusion so its similar to rectal or sublingual route.
