Question

question 30
1 pts
directions: write the equivalent indicated.
13 t = ______ ml

Explanation:

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Identify the given unit and target unit

The given value is \(13\text{ t}\), where "\(\text{t}\)" is the medical abbreviation for teaspoon. The target unit is milliliters (\(\text{mL}\)).

Apply the conversion factor

The standard conversion factor from teaspoons (\(\text{t}\) or \(\text{tsp}\)) to milliliters (\(\text{mL}\)) in medical dosage calculations is:
\[1\text{ t} = 5\text{ mL}\]

Calculate the equivalent volume

Multiply the given number of teaspoons by the conversion factor:
\[13 \times 5\text{ mL} = 65\text{ mL}\]
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<answer>
Directions: Write the equivalent indicated.
\(13\text{ t} =\) <blank>\(65\)</blank> \(\text{mL}\)
</answer>

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Answer:

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Identify the given unit and target unit

The given value is \(13\text{ t}\), where "\(\text{t}\)" is the medical abbreviation for teaspoon. The target unit is milliliters (\(\text{mL}\)).

Apply the conversion factor

The standard conversion factor from teaspoons (\(\text{t}\) or \(\text{tsp}\)) to milliliters (\(\text{mL}\)) in medical dosage calculations is:
\[1\text{ t} = 5\text{ mL}\]

Calculate the equivalent volume

Multiply the given number of teaspoons by the conversion factor:
\[13 \times 5\text{ mL} = 65\text{ mL}\]
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Directions: Write the equivalent indicated.
\(13\text{ t} =\) <blank>\(65\)</blank> \(\text{mL}\)
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