Given:
Weight of cow = 992 lbs
Recommended dosage = 10 mg per kg
Let's find the amount of mg the farmer should administer.
Let's first find the weight of the cow in kg.
Where:
1 kg = 2.205 lbs
992 lbs will be:
[tex]\frac{992}{2.205}=449.887\text{ kg}[/tex]The weight of the cow in kg is 449.8866 kg.
Since 10 mg per kg should be administered, to find the amount of mg to be administered to the cow, we have:
[tex]449.887*10=4498.87\text{ mg}[/tex]Therefore, the amount of mg the farmer should administer is 4498.87 mg.
Part B.
Given:
1 mL of liquid = 125 mg of albendazole
Let's find the amount of mL of the liquid the farmer should administer.
Since 1 mL = 125 mg, and the amount of mg the farmer should administer is 4498.87 mg, we have:
[tex]\frac{4498.87}{125}*1\text{ mL = 35.99 mL}[/tex]Therefore, the farmer should administer 35.99 mL of the liquid
ANSWER:
Part A.
Weight of the cow in kg = 449.8866
Amount of mg the farmer should administer = 4498.87 mg
Part B.
Amount of liquid the farmer should administer = 35.99 mL