B. spiral.
C. barred spiral.
D. elliptical.
The correct answer is (a) irregular.
An irregular galaxy does not have any distinct or regular shape. They do not belong to any any regular class of the Hubble sequence. They are sometimes chaotic in appearance. Structurally these galaxies do not have spiral arm or nuclear bulge. Collectively these galaxy make up one fourth of all galaxies. They are small in size and one tenth the mass of Milky way galaxy.
O 2,500 mg
O 250 mg
O 2.5 mg
O 50 mg
To calculate the dosage of a drug given in mg/kg for a person, multiply the dosing rate by the person's mass. In this case, the dosing rate is 50 mg/kg and the mass of the person is 50 kg, yielding a total dosage of 2,500 mg.
When administering a drug with a dosing rate that is given in mg/kg, you need to multiply the dosing rate by the patient's mass to determine the proper dosage. In this case, we use the formula:
Dose = Dosing rate × mass
Substituting the given values into the formula:
Dose = 50 mg/kg × 50 kg, which equals to 2,500 mg.
Therefore, you need to administer 2,500 mg of the drug to the patient.
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