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Transcribed Image Text:5. Using this formula Cu = Au x Cstd.
%3D
Astd
Where: C = concentration
A = absorbance
U = unknown/sample
STD = standard
Compute for the glucose concentration of the patient's sample.
Absorbance of the standard = 0.075; Concentration of the standard = 10.54mmol/L
Absorbance = 0.83 mmol/L
Convert your answer to mmol/L or S.I. using the conversion factor for glucose which is 0.055
Please show your computation.
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