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Earn +20 ptsQ: How many 1 mg tablets do you take for 3 grams?
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I was told to take 2 grams I have 400 mg tablets how many would i take?
Mathematically, 5. But check with a doctor or pharmacist first.
How many 500 mg tablets make up 3 grams?
six, because 3 grams equals 3,000mg. 3000/500 is 6
How many 0.2 mg tablets will contain 0.0008 g of the drug?
Milligrams are thousandths of grams, therefore 0.2 mg is equal to 0.0002 g. 0.0008g divided by 0.0002g is 4. Therefore, it takes 4 0.2 mg tablets to contain 0.0008 g.
How many 100 mg does it take to make a 20 grams?
100 mg is 1/10 gram, so 20 grams is 200 x 100 mg.
If you have to take .5 grams and the pills are 250 mg how many pills do you have to take?
Two.
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