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An infant has been weighed during a well-care visit at the physician’s office. The nurse weighs the child in pounds and ounces but the pharmacy technician needs the weight kilograms. The pharmacy technician calculates the weight based on which conversion?

1.   One kilogram equals 2.2 pounds.
2.   One kilogram equals 3.2 pounds.
3.   One kilogram equals 1.2 pounds.
4.   One kilogram equals 0.45 pounds.

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