If a 1L IV contains 60meq of kcal and the IV was discontinued after 400ml has infused, then the amount of IV received by the patient is 24meq of kcal.
Calculation for the Amount of IV
It is given that,
1L IV contains 60meq of kcal
⇒ 1000 mL of IV contains 60meq of kcal
⇒ 1 mL of IV will contain 60 / 1000 meq of kcal
As per the question,
The amount of IV infused in the patient = 400 mL
⇒ The amount of IV received by the patient in meq of kcal = 400 × (60 / 1000)
= 4 × 6
= 24 meq of kcal
Hence, the patient receives 24meq of kcal amount of IV.
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X=2/4=1/2
s=1 1/2
r= 1/2
y= 2/7
w= 1 2/3
p=2/5
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Answer:
The y intercept for this one is two.
Answer:
The family will pay 34722 cents more if they take the van
Step-by-step explanation:
Given
Van = 12 miles per gallon
Sedan = 36 miles per gallon
Distance = 2500 miles
Gas = $2.50 per gallon
First, we need to determine the number of gallons that'll be used by both vehicles
This is done by dividing total distance by number of miles per gallon


Next, is to multiply this by the cost of gas per gallon;
This gives the total spendable amount on both vehicles






Next is to get the difference between these amounts


Multiply by 100 to convert to cents


(Approximated)
Hence;
<em>The family will pay 34722 cents more if they take the van</em>
Answer:
x=-2
Step-by-step explanation:
-4x - 8 = -4 • (x + 2)