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How many tablets do you administer if you have 150 mg tablets and need to give 0.3 g?
To convert grams to milligrams, multiply by 1,000. Therefore, 0.3 grams is equal to 300 milligrams. Since each tablet is 150 milligrams, you would divide 300 mg by 150 mg per tablet, which equals 2 tablets. Thus, you would administer 2 tablets.
How many tablets is 140 percent of 300?
140% of 300 tablets= 140% * 300= 1.4 * 300= 420 tablets
If I Have 300 mg tablets and I need 0.6 gm. how many tablets?
2tab
How many meters are 300 cubits?
300 cubits is 150 meters.
What is 300 subtracted by 150?
150
How many drops in 300 mg?
150
How many times does two go in to 300?
300/2 = 150 times
How many cups in 150 pints?
300 cups
How many times does 2 go into 300?
150.
What two numbers can you add to get 300?
200+100=300 150+150=300 300+0=300
What is double 150?
150 x 2 = 300
What is the LCM of 150 and 20?
The LCM of 20 and 150 is 300. Because 150 x 2 is 300 and 20 x 15 is 300.
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