Alright, so let's make both 7/8 and 3/10 into fractions with the same denominator.
The lowest common denominator for both of these is 80.
So, we multiply the top and bottom of 7/8 by 10, and the top and bottom of 3/10 by 8 to get fractions we can compare.
So, we have 70/80 of a candy bar, and we want to make servings of 24/80 each.
How many times can 24 go into 70? 2 times, with a remainder of 22.
So, Tony can make 2 servings.
Answer:
3(n-5)=2n+16
Step-by-step explanation:
3 lots of 'n' <em>and </em>5 means 3 times both values so these values are put into a bracket with a common multiplier (ie. the 3)
3(5 - n)
16 more than 2 lots of 'n' means that n has to be doubled. n + n = 2n. add 16 to this and we have
2n + 16
if these values are both equal (hence why they are in an equation) then all that is needed is for them to be set equal alongside each other.
3(n-5) = 2n+16
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Answer:
1.5 mL
Step-by-step explanation:
The abbreviation mcg stands for "microgram," or 10^-6 grams. The abbreviation mg stands for "milligram," or 10^-3 grams. The relationship between these is ...
1 mg = 1000 mcg
<h3>Dose</h3>
The order for 6000 mcg is an order for 6(1000 mcg) = 6(1 mg) = 6 mg. At 4 mg/mL, the quantity of dexamethasone required is ...
(6 mg)/(4 mg/mL) = (6/4) mL = 1.5 mL
The nurse will give 1.5 milliliters of dexamethasone.
