SOLUTION: One and one-half ounces of a medication are required for a 140-pound adult. At the same rate, how many additional ounces of medication are required for a 210-pound adult?

SOLUTION: One and one-half ounces of a medication are required for a 140-pound adult. At the same rate, how many additional ounces of medication are required for a 210-pound adult?

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Question 1021324: One and one-half ounces of a medication are required for a 140-pound adult. At the same rate, how many additional ounces of medication are required for a 210-pound adult?
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