Question

in 4-6, tell what metric unit y

1. medicine in a pill

Explanation:

To determine the metric unit for the medicine in a pill, we consider the typical quantity of medicine in a pill. Medicines in pills are usually measured in milligrams (mg) or sometimes micrograms (μg) for very small amounts. Milligrams are a common metric unit for the mass of the active ingredient in a pill because the amount of medicine is relatively small, and milligrams are suitable for measuring small masses.

Answer:

The metric unit for the medicine in a pill is milligram (mg) (or microgram (μg) for very small quantities, but milligram is more common for typical pills).