Question

A certain food has a gluten ratio of 13\,\text{mg}13mg13, space, m, g of gluten per \text{L}LL of the food. What is the gluten ratio in micrograms per milliliter \left(\dfrac{\mu\text{g}}{\text{mL}}\right)( mL ?g ? )left parenthesis, start fraction, mu, g, divided by, m, L, end fraction, right parenthesis?

Answer 1

We are given, a certain food has a gluten ratio of $13 \frac{mg}{L}$.

We need to convert milligrams per liter into micro-grams per milliliter.

1 mg = 1000 micro-grams.

And 1 L = 1000 milliliter.

Substituting 1 mg = 1000 micro-grams and 1 L = 1000 milliliter, we get

$13 \frac{1000 \ micro-grams}{1000 \ milliliter} = 13 \frac{micro-grams}{milliliter}$

= 13 µg/mL

Answer 2

Answer:

13

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