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Which is the correct calculation to determine the percentage of oxygen delivered to a patient per minute?

A) Multiply the liters of oxygen being delivered per minute by the total liters gas delivered per minute
B) Multiply the liters of oxygen being delivered per minute by the total liters of N2O per minute
C) Divide the liters of oxygen being delivered per minute by the total liters of flow per minute
D) Divide the liters of oxygen being delivered per minute by the total liters of N2O per minute

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