Mathematics, 03.10.2021 09:10, auviannadority13

2. A doctor has prescribed 30 mg of medicine for her patient. The supply on hand consists of 60 mg per tablet. You can use a dosage formula to determine how much medication you need to fill a
prescription. The formula consists of the doctor's order (D) divided by the supply on hand (S) multiplied by the quantity(Q) equals one dose
multiplied by the quantity (Q) equals one dose:

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2. A doctor has prescribed 30 mg of medicine for her patient. The supply on hand consists of 60 mg...