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1. Whole milk has 3.25% milk fat in it. If you have 2 cups of milk, how many grams of fat are you getting? (remember to convert cups to ml first and get the total amount of milk, or 100%, first) 2. If you earned $1850 in this pay period, but you had to pay 29% taxes of your earnings, how much taxes are you paying in dollars? How much is left for you? 3. A tube feeding formula is 12% protein by volume. The patient is getting 1500 ml of this formula per day. How much protein is the patient receiving? 4. A patient is getting an IV infusion of normal saline solution (NS solution is 0.9% NaCl). If a patient receives 1200 cc of this solution, how much NaCl will he get? 5. A parenteral nutrition formula contains 8.25% of amino acids. If the patient receives this formula at the continuous infusion rate of 65 ml per hour, how much protein (amino acids) will this patient get in a 24 hour period? (first find the total volume of the formula and use that as your 100%) Make sure to show your calculations!

          1. Whole milk has 3.25% milk fat in it. If you have 2 cups of milk, how many grams of fat are you getting? (remember to convert cups to ml first and get the total amount of milk, or 100%, first)
2. If you earned $1850 in this pay period, but you had to pay 29% taxes of your earnings, how much taxes are you paying in dollars? How much is left for you?
3. A tube feeding formula is 12% protein by volume. The patient is getting 1500 ml of this formula per day.
How much protein is the patient receiving?
4. A patient is getting an IV infusion of normal saline solution (NS solution is 0.9% NaCl).
If a patient receives 1200 cc of this solution, how much NaCl will he get?
5. A parenteral nutrition formula contains 8.25% of amino acids.
If the patient receives this formula at the continuous infusion rate of 65 ml per hour, how much protein (amino acids) will this patient get in a 24 hour period? (first find the total volume of the formula and use that as your 100%)
Make sure to show your calculations!

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Elementary and Intermediate Algebra

Alan S. Tussy, R. David Gustafson 5th Edition

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06/03/2022

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1 cup = 236.588 ml 2 cups = 236.588 ml * 2 = 473.176 ml Show more…

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1. Whole milk has 3.25% milk fat in it. If you have 2 cups of milk, how many grams of fat are you getting? (remember to convert cups to ml first and get the total amount of milk, or 100%, first) 2. If you earned $1850 in this pay period, but you had to pay 29% taxes of your earnings, how much taxes are you paying in dollars? How much is left for you? 3. A tube feeding formula is 12% protein by volume. The patient is getting 1500 ml of this formula per day. How much protein is the patient receiving? 4. A patient is getting an IV infusion of normal saline solution (NS solution is 0.9% NaCl). If a patient receives 1200 cc of this solution, how much NaCl will he get? 5. A parenteral nutrition formula contains 8.25% of amino acids. If the patient receives this formula at the continuous infusion rate of 65 ml per hour, how much protein (amino acids) will this patient get in a 24 hour period? (first find the total volume of the formula and use that as your 100%) Make sure to show your calculations!

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00:01 All right, let's jump right into it.

00:03 So we have two cups of milk, which is equivalent to about eight ounces.

00:08 And we're looking for having the grams of fat we're going to get after these two cups.

00:13 So we need to convert these eight ounces into milliliters.

00:17 When we do the eight ounces to milliliters, we should get around 236 .588.

00:27 So 236 .588.

00:36 So now we want to know how much fat is within this total amount.

00:40 So we're going to take 236 .58 and we're going to multiply that by 3 .25%.

00:52 Now since this is a percentage, we need to write that as a decimal.

00:55 So moving the point over two spots, we should get 0 .0325.

01:08 Now, we need to pull out our handy -danny calculator and calculate how much fat is within this total amount.

01:17 So let's do 26 .58 times .035, and we should get about 7 .689 millimeters.

01:35 Now, one millimeter is equivalent to one gram.

01:40 So in this case, we get 7 .689 grams of fat and two cups of milk.

01:54 Moving on to the next question.

01:57 So we got paid $1 ,850, but we had to pay 29 % that goes into tax.

02:06 So it's for us to figure out how much we paid in taxes.

02:08 We'll take our 1850, multiply that by our 29%, so we can convert that to a decimal, so that it's 0 .29.

02:21 When we figured that out, plug that into our handy -duty calculator, we should end up with $536 .50 that we paid in taxes...

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