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A thirty-five ounce bottle of Pedialyte contains 2,500 mg of dextrose. If a child drinks 7 ounces straight from the bottle, how many mg of dextrose will he consume?

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  1. 6 May, 01:14
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    500 mg

    Step-by-step explanation:

    amount of dextrose in 35 ounce Pedialyte = 2500 mg

    dividing LHS and RHS by 35

    amount of dextrose in 35/35 ounce Pedialyte = 2500 / 35 mg = 500/7 mg

    Thus,

    amount of dextrose in 1 ounce Pedialyte = 500 / 7 mg

    since we have to find amount of dextrose in 7 ounce Pedialyte

    we multiply LHS and RHS by 7

    Thus,

    amount of dextrose in 1 * 7 ounce Pedialyte = 500 / 7 * 7 mg = 500 mg

    amount of dextrose in 7 ounce Pedialyte = 500 mg

    Thus, As child consumed 7 ounces of Pedialyte, He consumed 500 mg of dextrose.
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