Fried's Rule for calculating the pediatric dosage, p, of medication is p = 
where m = the child's age in months and A = the adult dosage. Calculate the proper pediatric dosage for a child who is 3 months old if the usual adult dosage is 25 mg.
A. 0.125 mg
B. 2.5 mg
C. 2 mg
D. 0.5 mg
Answer: D
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ds = 
b). How would the equality change if the closed path is followed clockwise?
What will be an ideal response?
Solve the problem.The function A described by A(s) = s2 
gives the area of an equilateral triangle with side s. Find the area when a side measures 14 cm. Express your answer in radical form.
A. 7
cm2
B. 49
cm2
C. 3.5
cm2
D. 147 cm2
Find the value of the determinant.
A. 20 B. 0 C. -20 D. -12
The following chart gives the average monthly temperatures in Fahrenheit for two cities in Alaska. Use the chart to solve. Round to the nearest tenth of a degree.
What is the average temperature in Barrow from October through March?
A. 0.3°F B. -9.5°F C. -11.4°F D. -6.8°F