A. A doctor writes a prescription for 20 mg of Tobramycin antibiotic saline solution. The solution is to be injected intravenously one time a day. On hand we have a 30 mg/ 2ml vial of Tobramycin, do the necessary calculations to give the patient the correct single dosage.
Suppose a nonhomogenous system of 9 linear equations and 10 variables has a solution for all possible values. Discuss whether it is possible for two nonzero solutions that are not multiples of each other to exist for the associated homogenous system.
vicky is thinking a number a number less than 700.when she interchanges ones and hundreds digit, the number increases by 297. when she interchanges the ones and tens digit, the result increases by 18.can you find the number she thinking of?
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