Question
You have Tylenol, 325 mg/tablet. You need to give 975 mg of Tylenol. How many tablets should you give?Show all work using dimensional analysis
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GPT 3.5
To determine how many tablets of Tylenol to give, we can use the conversion factor of 325 mg per 1 tablet.
Given: 1 tablet = 325 mg
To find: How many tablets are needed for 975 mg?
Solution:
Step 1: Set up the conversion factor:
1 tablet / 325 mg
Step 2: Multiply the given amount (975 mg) by the conversion factor:
975 mg * (1 tablet / 325 mg)
Step 3: Simplify the expression:
975 mg / 325 mg
Step 4: Cancel out the units:
975 / 325
Step 5: Calculate the value:
3
Therefore, you would need to give 3 tablets of Tylenol to reach a total of 975 mg.
Given: 1 tablet = 325 mg
To find: How many tablets are needed for 975 mg?
Solution:
Step 1: Set up the conversion factor:
1 tablet / 325 mg
Step 2: Multiply the given amount (975 mg) by the conversion factor:
975 mg * (1 tablet / 325 mg)
Step 3: Simplify the expression:
975 mg / 325 mg
Step 4: Cancel out the units:
975 / 325
Step 5: Calculate the value:
3
Therefore, you would need to give 3 tablets of Tylenol to reach a total of 975 mg.