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in infant's Tylenol, 5 ml contains 160 mg of Acetaminophen. If you child's pediatrician says that your child can take 48 mg of Acetaminophen, how many milliliters (ml) should you give the child?​

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The amount of milliliters (ml) you should give the child is 1.5 ml

How to determine how many milliliters (ml) you should give the child?​

The given parameters are:

infant's Tylenol, 5 ml = 160 mg

This can be represented as

5 ml = 160 mg

Let the number of ml to give a child that requires 48 mg be x

So, we have:

5 ml = 160 mg

x = 48 mg

Cross multiply

x * 160 = 48 * 5 ml

Divide both sides by 160

x = 1.5 ml

Hence, the amount of milliliters (ml) you should give the child is 1.5 ml

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