The doctor prescribed 30 mL of a medication per dose for a patient. How many teaspoons should Sa

Name: The doctor prescribed 30 mL of a medication per dose for a patient. How many teaspoons should Sam tell the patient to take per dose? Note: Only include a number in the box below. If you include a number and a word, like "14 teaspoons" to represent the unit, your answer would be counted wrong.
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Description: The doctor prescribed 30 mL of a medication per dose for a patient. How many teaspoons should Sam tell the patient to take per dose? Note: Only include a number in the box below. If you include a number and a word, like "14 teaspoons" to represent the unit, your answer would be counted wrong.

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Derrick Danso · Accepted Answer

1. We know that 1 teaspoon is approximately equal to 5 mL.

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The doctor prescribed 30 mL of a medication per dose for a patient. How many teaspoons should Sam tell the patient to take per dose? Note: Only include a number in the box below. If you include a number and a word, like "14 teaspoons" to represent the unit, your answer would be counted wrong.

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