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            4.   A patient is to receive 1.5 grams (g) of an antibiotic in 3 equal does.  If tablets available are 250 milligrams (mg), how many tablets should the patient take in each dose?




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If the patient has to get 1.5 gram of the antibiotic in 3 equal doses,
in each dose, he has to take = 1.5/3 = 0.5 gram

0.5 gram = 0.5
×1000 milligram = 500 milligram
amount of antibiotic in 1 tablet = 250 mg
for 500mg, no. of tablets = 500/250 = 2

So the patient should take 2 tablets in each dose.
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