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A physician ordered 625 units of medicine to be administered four times daily. If one package contains 150 units, how many packages should be administered each time the medication is given? Give your answer as a decimal rounded to one decimal place
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Answer to a math question A physician ordered 625 units of medicine to be administered four times daily. If one package contains 150 units, how many packages should be administered each time the medication is given? Give your answer as a decimal rounded to one decimal place
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First, we need to find out how many packages are required to administer 625 units of medicine at each administration. One package contains 150 units.
We divide the total units needed at each administration by the units per package:
\frac{625}{150} = 4.1667
we then round to one decimal place to get:
4.2
So, the number of packages to administer each time the medication is given is:
4.2
We divide the total units needed at each administration by the units per package:
we then round to one decimal place to get:
So, the number of packages to administer each time the medication is given is:
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