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A patient needs 150g of glucose in the next 13 hours. How many liters of a 10% (v/v) glucose solution must be given?
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first we need to know that there are 1000 grams in 1 liter
so first convert 150g to liters
So 0.15L?
yes
our patient needs 0.15L of glucose and our solution has 10% glucose in it
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using x can you write a formula for how much glucose will be in your liquid?
It's saying the answer is wrong.
im doing this step by step...
i didn't talk about the answer yet
the answer is 1.5L but don't you want to know how to get there?
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It's still wrong
well... did you give me the whole question? is it how many liters per hour?
Yeah I put in in my question. It's 13 hours
3/26 liters PER HOUR
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