If the human body has 5.0 qt of blood that contains 2 x 10 13 red blood cells, how many red blood cells are present in each microliter of blood?

In each microliter of blood, there are 4,226,543 red blood cells

Explanation:

This question can be solved by a rule of three.

Each quart has 946353 microliters

The human body has 5 qt of blood. Since each quart is worth 946353 microliters

5*946353 = 4732000 microliters.

4732000 microliters - red blood cells.

1 microliter - x red blod cells.

In each microliter of blood, there are 4,226,543 red blood cells

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