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Problem 15.41 with feedback Clinical Application At Kate\'s ncrt appoin mert, Pa

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Explanation / Answer

Given concentration is 180mg/dL=180 mg/0.1L

That means 0.1L contains 180 mg of glucose

3.0L contains M g of of glucose

M=(3.0*180)/0.1

= 5400 mg

= 5.4g

So the mass of glucose is 5.4 g