Answer:
mean average = 2542.5 mg
1330 mg
Explanation:
The patient's average daily intake of sodium for those 4 days can be calculated by taking the mean average of the sample amounts given over the number of the total days.


mean average = 2542.5 mg
Therefore the patient's average daily intake of sodium for those 4 days = 2542.5 mg
What is the patient’s average daily intake of sodium for those 4 days?
What would his 5th day sodium intake need to be to drop him below an average of 2300 mg
given that mean average = 2300; we can also determine the fifth day sodium intake as follows:




y = 1330 mg
Hence, his sodium intake for the fifth day will be 1330 in order to drop him below an average of 2300 mg
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I must say if it is, it's great writing!
If not, is this your experience?
{And if it is, am so sorry. I can't say I understand what you're passing through but know that you and your siblings plus your mom are worth it. All the male parent figures that were supposed to be there and fufill their duties and didn't just know that what awaits them is God's payment. Trusting in God's Way will never let us down. Though life might look bleary and you said so that you don't know the future but that's the beauty of life only God knows. Therefore, pray without ceasing and trust in God and remember there are a lot of things to be thankful for your life, your mom, your siblings, your education, your bf.
(God is always saying something)
Much love to you. I pray everything gets better for you. The best is always yet to come.}
All the best! :)
I would make a PowerPoint presentation and bring up the main points to ensure that the kids know that it is a serious situation and needs to be handled in the future.
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