Solve. One state's requirement for staffing levels mandates a minimum ratio of one nurse for every three patients in a pediatric unit. Under these guidelines, how many nurses are required to be on duty if there are 10 patients in the pediatric unit? ? nurses
1 max of 3 2 max of 6 3 max of 9 4 max of 22 Where does 10 fit in?
how much are you multiplying by
@tkhunny has a typo. The 4th line should read: 4 max of 12 not 22
Since you need 1 nurse for each 3 patients, multiply the number of nurses by 3 to find the maximum number of patients any number of nurses can handle.
33
You can divide the number of patients by 3. If the division does not come out even, round up to the next higher integer.
That's weird. It WAS a 12?
With 33 nurses you can handle 99 patients. You only have 10 patients, so 33 nurses is way too many.
1 max of 3 2 max of 6 3 max of 9 4 max of 12 Where does 10 fit in?
u need 3 nurses for 9 patients so i guess u need 4 nurses
am i right?
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