Dosage MathQuestion 68 of 100
Convert 2 g to milligrams.
a.2000 mg
b.200 mg
c.20 mg
d.0.002 mg
Explanation
Multiply grams by 1000: 2 g × 1000 = 2000 mg. Keeping units consistent is critical before performing any dosage division.
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