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How many mililitres are in half a pint?
There are 284 ml in a pint, so half a pint would be 142 ml.
How many cups are in 14 pints?
There are 28 cups in 14 pints. Each pint is equivalent to 2 cups. So, 14 pints x 2 cups/pint = 28 cups.
7 pint equal How many c?
14 cups 1 pint = 2 cups 1 cup = 0.5 pint
A client is ordered 200 milligrams of augmentin 600 intravenously600 milligrams in 6 mililitres of liquid for IV injection is availablehow many mililitres will you administer?
2 millilitres.
How many pints are in 14 liters?
(14 cups) / (2 cups per pint) = 7 pints
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