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A doctor wants her patient to take 60 milligrams of vitamin C and 20 centigrams of vitamin B6 daily. How many total milligrams o

f vitamins should the patient take daily?

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andriy [413]3 years ago

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60 plus 20 * 10= 200 so 200+60= 260 milligrams

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