A normal value for blood cholesterol is 200 mg/dL of blood. if a normal adult has a total blood volume of 5L , how much total cholesterol is present
the density (\(\rho\)) formula is: \(\rho=\dfrac{m}{V}\) m=mass, V= volume just plug in your values and solve NOTE: they need to be in the same units, so you need to convert 5L to dL
How would I even plug that in? what do I use for "p" or is that what I'm figuring out? Cause if so then the answer should be 4 but it says it's wrong!
"rho" \(\rho\) is the symbol for density. did you convert the volume from L to dL?
5L = 50 DL I understand, but what would be the density in this case? Plugging 50dL as "P" and as "V" gave me 4, which I guess is wrong..
50 dL is the volume 200 mg/dL is the density
\(\rho*V=m\rightarrow200 mg/dL *50 dL=10000 mg =10 g \)
Thank you so much!!!!! (: I've been stuck on that for like half an hour..
no problem ! hope you understood how the formula works
Yes, I redid it just so I can get it in my head! Once again, thank you!!(:
awesome ! you are welcome
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