SOLUTION: 1 grain = 60 mg. If a physician prescribes a medicine that contains 15 mg how many grains are in the medication

Question 937618: 1 grain = 60 mg. If a physician prescribes a medicine that contains 15 mg how many grains are in the medication
Answer by TimothyLamb(4379) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
gr/mg = 1/60
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gr/15 = 1/60
gr = 15*1/60
gr = 0.25 grain
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