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Calculate the time needed for a drip to deliver 65 drops/minute, given a 1.6L solution has a drip rate of 15 drops/mL

 Aug 26, 2016
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OK.....but I think you messed up your question....

I will assume    65 drops/ min  and  15 drops / ml    how much time to 'drip out '  1.6 liter

 

65 d/min   /   15 d/ ml   =  4.3333   ml/min

1600 ml /4.3333 ml/min = 369.23 min  = 6 hrs 9.23 min

 Aug 26, 2016
edited by ElectricPavlov  Aug 26, 2016
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Thanks EP  :))

 

Calculate the time needed for a drip to deliver 65 drops/minute, given a 1.6L solution has a drip rate of 15 drops/mL

 

I have my own pet method for doing rates like these  :))

 

\(you\;\;have\\~\\ \frac{65drops}{1minute},\qquad 1600ml, \qquad \frac{15drops}{1ml} \qquad want \;\; minutes?\\~\\ \frac{1minute}{65drops}\times \frac{15drops}{1ml}\times \frac{1600ml}{1}\\~\\ \mbox{drops cancel and ml cancel}\\~\\ =\frac{1minute\times 15\times 1600}{65\times 1 \times 1}\\~\\ =\frac{ 15\times 1600\;}{65}\;minutes\\~\\ \approx369\;minutes\\~\\ \approx\;6hours\;\; and \;\;9\;minutes\\~\\\)

Any questions anyone?

 Aug 26, 2016

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