Which type of formula is not diluted with water, before being administered to an infant?

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Answer: The type of formula that is not diluted with water, before being administered to an infant is Ready-to-use. Option C

Explanation:. baby formula also known as infant formula, is usually made from cows' milk that has been treated to make it more suitable for babies. Infant Formula comes in 2 different forms:

-a dry powder you make up with water and

-a ready-to-feed liquid formula.

Ready to feed liquid formulas are usually expensive and is used immediately after being opened.

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