NAPLEX (North American Pharmacist Licensure Examination) Practice Exam

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How do you find percent strength from ratio strength?

100+ratio strength
100*ratio strength
100/ratio strength
ratio strength/100

The correct answer is: 100/ratio strength

To find percent strength from ratio strength, you need to divide the ratio strength by 100. Option A is incorrect because adding 100 to the ratio strength does not give the percent strength. Option B is incorrect because multiplying 100 by the ratio strength also does not give the percent strength. Option D is incorrect because dividing the ratio strength by 100 gives a decimal value, not a percent. Option C is the correct method because dividing the ratio strength by 100 gives the decimal value which can be converted to percent by moving the decimal point two places to the right.