Answer to Question #103943 in General Chemistry for Cervantes

General Chemistry

Question #103943

A particular medication dosage is 45.0 mg/kg of body weight. How many mg of the medication should a child weighing 25.1 lbs. receive?

Expert's answer

45 x 25.1= 1,129.5 mg

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