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A drug label reads "1 tablet equals 120 milligrams". how many grains would this be? grains

A drug label reads "1 tablet equals 120 milligrams". how many grains would this be? grains
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A drug label reads "1 tablet equals 120 milligrams". how many grains would this be? grains

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Note: 1 grain equals 64.79891 milligrams.

Use conversion method to solve:

(1 grain)/(64.79891 mg) x (120 mg)/(1 tablet) = (1.85 grains)/(tablet)
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