Computation. What is the amount in milligrams of white wax needed to prepare 10 grams of white ointment if 65 grams of white wax is needed in preparing 1000 grams of the ointment? O 0.55 g 650 g 650 mg O 0.65 mg

Computation. What is the amount in milligrams of white wax needed to prepare 10 grams of white ointment if 65 grams of white wax is needed in preparing 1000 grams of the ointment? O 0.55 g 650 g 650 mg O 0.65 mg

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Chapter3: Composition Of Substances And Solutions

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Computation. What is the amount in milligrams of white wax needed to prepare 10 grams of white ointment if 65 grams of
white wax is needed in preparing 1000 grams of the ointment?
O 0.55 g
650 g
650 mg
O 0.65 mg

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