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Answer: 2,142 IU

Explanation:

We have 1428 IU of calcium in a liter of orange juice.

We know that the ratio of calcium in orange juice to calcium in milk is 4 to 6.

So, 1428/4 = 357.

Then, to get the amount for milk, we have 357*6 = 2142.

So the answer is 2142 IU of calcium in a liter of milk.

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