Find the value of x. Express answers as decimals rounded to two places.

if a patient receives 450 mg of medication given evenly over 5.5 hours, how many milligrams did the patient receive per hour? The answer is 81.82 milligrams per hour . Thanks!
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450/5.5=81.82 mg/hr
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