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(@ 8: 05) Practice Problem #1: How many grams of active drug would be contained in 250 mL of a 1: 400 solution?

PTCB test tip and calculator rule:
You are allowed to have a calculator while taking your exam. But it cannot be your own brought from home, they will provide (very basic function) calculators at your testing site (ex. multiplication, adding, subtracting, dividing).

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