You were asked to administer a particular medication to a patient. The medication bottle is labeled tocontain 25 mg/mL of active ingredient. If you want the patient to receive 0.0125 g of the medication, how manymilliliters (mL) will you need to draw up the syringe?

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You were asked to administer a particular medication to a patient. The medication bottle is labeled to contain 25 mg/mL of active ingredient. If you want the patient to receive 0.0125 g of the medication, how many milliliters (mL) will you need to draw up the syringe?