Answer :
First, we need to convert the vial’s volume from deciliters to milliliters. Since
[tex]$$1 \, dL = 100 \, mL,$$[/tex]
a vial with [tex]$6 \, dL$[/tex] contains
[tex]$$6 \, dL \times 100 \, \frac{mL}{dL} = 600 \, mL.$$[/tex]
Next, each dose is [tex]$6 \, mL$[/tex]. To find the number of doses, divide the total volume of the vial by the volume of one dose:
[tex]$$\frac{600 \, mL}{6 \, mL/\text{dose}} = 100 \, \text{doses}.$$[/tex]
Thus, you can give [tex]$\boxed{100}$[/tex] doses from the vial.
[tex]$$1 \, dL = 100 \, mL,$$[/tex]
a vial with [tex]$6 \, dL$[/tex] contains
[tex]$$6 \, dL \times 100 \, \frac{mL}{dL} = 600 \, mL.$$[/tex]
Next, each dose is [tex]$6 \, mL$[/tex]. To find the number of doses, divide the total volume of the vial by the volume of one dose:
[tex]$$\frac{600 \, mL}{6 \, mL/\text{dose}} = 100 \, \text{doses}.$$[/tex]
Thus, you can give [tex]$\boxed{100}$[/tex] doses from the vial.
