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3 Ratios, Proportions, and Dimensional Analysis Online Quiz Questions
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True or false: In a proportion, corresponding units must appear in corresponding positions in both ratios.
- A
True
- B
False
A product contains 40 mg/mL. What volume contains a required amount of 360 mg?
- A
9 mL
- B
14.4 mL
- C
40 mL
- D
90 mL
At the same concentration, a dose of 100 mg requires 2 mL. How much volume would a dose of 200 mg require?
- A
1 mL
- B
4 mL
- C
8 mL
- D
The same volume as for 100 mg
A product contains 40 mg/mL. Calculate the volume needed for 360 mg. Enter the volume in mL.
True or false: In dimensional analysis, the factors should be oriented so unwanted units cancel and the requested unit remains.
- A
True
- B
False
An order is for 0.75 g, and each tablet contains 250 mg. Which dimensional-analysis setup correctly calculates the number of tablets?
- A
0.75 g×1,000 mg1 g×1 tablet250 mg
- B
0.75 g×1 g1,000 mg×1 tablet250 mg
- C
0.75 g×1 g1,000 mg×250 mg1 tablet
What is the calculation method that multiplies labeled fractions arranged to cancel unwanted units?
A liquid contains 250mg of medication in 5mL. Using the proportion 5mL250mg=7.5mLxmg, what is x?
- A
300mg
- B
375mg
- C
500mg
- D
1,875mg
Which ratio is equivalent to 250mg:5mL?
- A
50mg:1mL
- B
50mL:1mg
- C
250mg:1mL
- D
25mg:5mL
A dose is written as 0.75g. What is the same dose expressed in milligrams?
- A
7.5mg
- B
75mg
- C
750mg
- D
7,500mg
Which statement best describes a proportion?
- A
A ratio with identical terms
- B
A rate that must compare different units
- C
A conversion factor with a value greater than one
- D
An equation stating that two ratios are equal
Select all statements that are correct about equivalent ratios.
- A
Multiplying both terms of a ratio by the same nonzero number preserves the relationship.
- B
Reversing the terms of a ratio always gives an equivalent ratio.
- C
Dividing both terms of a ratio by the same nonzero number preserves the relationship.
- D
The ratios 250:5 and 500:10 are equivalent.
Select all statements that correctly describe proportions and dimensional analysis.
- A
A proportion states that two ratios are equal.
- B
Dimensional analysis uses a product of labeled fractions.
- C
A valid calculation may end in a unit different from the unit requested.
- D
Proportion and dimensional analysis can describe the same underlying relationship.
True or false: multiplying both terms of a ratio by the same nonzero number preserves the relationship the ratio represents.
- A
True
- B
False
Convert 0.75g to milligrams. Enter the number of milligrams.
What is the mathematical term for an equation stating that two ratios are equal?
A proportion states that two are equal.
The ratio 250mg:5mL can be rewritten as mg/mL.
Explain why 250mg:5mL and 50mg:1mL are equivalent ratios. Include the operation applied to both terms and explain what happens to the unit order.