For questions 1 through 9, the following units apply: Hemoglobin: g/L, Hematocrit: L/L andRBC: x 10¹2 cells/L.Part CCalculate the MCV given the following information:1. Hct. 0.21, RBC count = 3.22. Hct. 0.45, RBC count = 4.53. Hct.= 0.33, RBC count = 2.7Calculate the MCH given the following information:4. Hgb. 100, RBC count = 3.05. Hgb. 180, RBC count = 3.76. Hgb. = 140, RBC count 3.3Calculate the MCHC given the following information:7. Hgb.160, Hct. = 0.368. Hgb. 50, Hct. = 0.159. Hgb. 150, Hct. = 0.45

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