I think the answer is 35 grams but it might be something else
Answer:
20:60 12:36 2:6
Step-by-step explanation:
The second number is going to be 3 times as big as the first ine
Can you show a better photo some of the question is cut off
A.
It is going up as you go right so it is positive and they are pretty much clumped up in a line.
First, we need to convert those lbs to kilograms. One kilo is equal to about 2.2lbs, so:
1kg 2.2lbs
x kg 62lbs
x=62lbs*1kg divided by 2.2lbs
x=28.1kg
The dosage is 200mg by kilogram, and the patient weighs 28.1kg, so we multiply:
28.1kg*200=5620mg
Hope that helped!
