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stuck on this.... please show work. thanks!!
How many grams of drug X should be added to 5,000 g of 12% drug X ointment to prepare a 32% drug X ointment?
Do you know how to setup a proportion?
stuck on this.... please show work. thanks!!
How many grams of drug X should be added to 5,000 g of 12% drug X ointment to prepare a 32% drug X ointment?
Are you serious? Solve for x in a single variable equation is elementary school math.
In retrospect my post probably sounded mean. I meant it in a helpful way. If you can setup a proportion you can solve this problem. It was meant as a hint as to how I would solve it.
SDN is not the place for homework help (or for similar questions such as this). Thread closed.


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