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[@UsPlus1on82010]

I got the same answer. Solved the way I know how. 340 x .30 = 102 340 - 102 = 238mg

[@ArmoniVaughn]

Same 😅‼️

[@bouthainagarna7680]

Thank you

[@MelliMel_]

Thank you

[@brendalygarcia6966]

You can also calculate by multiplying 340 * .70

[@nathanielcharles2970]

I am in tears right now girl!! Congratulations 🎉🎉 I failed 5 times and you just gave me so much motivation & hope. I will NOT give up. When I pass my TEAS exams I will come back

[@paulroberto]

Hey!! Guys I'm here too say I pass the NCLEX Exams . I'm so happy 🤗🎊🥳❤️🎉 l'm now a license registered nurse.I PRAY EVERYONE WHO HAS TAKEN THE INITIATIVE TOWARDS NURSING SCHOOL PASSES 🙌❤️

[@vanessanathan1603]

Well, I've taken the exams for the 6th time now and still didn't succeed, i wonder how those who succeeded did it. 😥💔

[@SusanAnderson-xl6qd]

I have sat for TEAS Exams for the 9th time now and still failed, i guess licence isn't meant for people like me 🤦🏼‍♂️💔😢

[@BellaValentino1]

@@vanessanathan1603studying. Lol there is nothing else but to study

[@BellaValentino1]

@@SusanAnderson-xl6qddon’t say that! All you have to do is focus. Not sure if you did it, bit if you have not, you will.

[@jerseycarter7685]

340-30%= 238

[@oldclaywest]

Key word decrease👍🏾

[@happyhappycatus]

Can you use a calculator during your teas

[@arabiachaffon9954]

No

[@Mandidzv]

@@arabiachaffon9954yes you can !! It’s on the computer

[@karaokay5444]

Would you be able to use a calculator on this type of question?

[@hvnsnt140]

Yes

[@brixnnxbriii5103]

I’m confused how did you get 102 did you divide the 30% by the 340 mg or what did you do

[@victorianavarro4521]

You multiply 30 x 340mg & then divide by 100. You are left with 102. You then subtract 102 from the 340mg. You are then left with 238mg.

[@BlueJay86]

Thank you!❤

[@nunyabizz1768]

Easier way to solve is take a zero from each number. Times them together. 340 now equals 34. 30 =3. 34x3= 102. 340-102=238

[@Mandidzv]

I got it but I stopped at 102 and got confused . Was suppose to subtract after

[@JimmyDurante-k7t]

I figured this out instantly! Am I ready? I havent studied at all lol

[@nunyabizz1768]

There’s an easier way to solve this. What is 10% of 340. Well that would be 34. What is 34x3, well that equals 102, what is 340-102. Well the answer is 238. Forget about the decimals people. Just take away a zero from each number and then subtract the numbers the whole numbers. Bingo 238!🎉

[@JRGUSC]

I went one step further. Basically did 30x3 = 90 and 4x3 = 12...add those together to get 102. And then subtracted that from the original to get 238. So many ways to skin a cat.

[@nunyabizz1768]

@@JRGUSC less steps equal better. Unless you need them🤷🏽‍♂️

[@MyChannel-zv3nx]

Thanks!

[@ZoroluffySunny]

B

[@yotuba9493]

Did it without a calculator ayeee

[@1coco378]

Got it!

[@sethk7676]

I did this in my head 3 sec .. 90 is 30% of 300 so obv answer around 238 lol

[@white348711]

Can you even use a calculator on this test?

[@MometrixNursing]

A calculator will be provided. If you take the online version of the ATI TEAS Exam, a drop-down calculator is built into the exam. If you are taking a paper/pencil exam, a calculator will be provided by the proctor.

[@vickytang1]

this sound so easy.

[@topgirl8533]

So this is a dosage calculation test ?

[@MometrixNursing]

The question is more designed to be a mathematics question about percentages, they are just using a medical example.

[@leilahatter926]

Yay :3 I feel smort

[@tevazile4524]

238

[@Emma-ej9li]

The way I was so wrong

[@JessicaBlanco-m2w]

238mg

[@paperback10]

Or just multiply by 7 !

[@johnclon1742]

You mean multiply by 70%, or by 0.7. SMH

[@MometrixNursing]

Multiplying by 0.7 works too!

[@pepelepepe]

? I'm not listening to the audio, but I suggest multiplying 340 by 0.3 = 102 and subtracting the product, 340 - 102 = 238

[@JimmyDurante-k7t]

its simple math of taking the reciprocal and multiplying it by the original dosage to find the decrease.@@pepelepepe

[@mesfinhailu5421]

B

[@MometrixNursing]

You got it!

[@user-iq6gl6up7j]

238mg

[@TheBudgetingCNA]

B

[@victorcantoran8053]

B

[@SuperMom2016]

B

[@Misschin0901]

B

[@MometrixNursing]

Correct!

[@daffrtm]

B

[@luciennacole5712]

B

[@brandonriggins1008]

B

[@mizparker721]

B

[@Paisley.Cierra]

B

[@MometrixNursing]

Yep!