the average one-year-old child needs 24 ounces of cow's milk each day. there are 29.57 ml in one fluid ounce. how many ml of milk does the child drink in two weeks? A. 710 ml B. 9,900 ml c. 17 ml
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Given that there are 29.57 ml in one fluid ounce, we can calculate: 24 oz/day * 29.57 ml/oz = 709.68 ml/day Show more…
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