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As per the above explanation for increasing the dose of a drug in trial is the following :-
Starting dose - 0.2mg/kg
67% is increased after first round - 67/100 × 0.2 = 0.134
New dose = 0.2+ 0.134 = 0.334mg /kg
Then 50% is increased after second dose - 50/100 × 0.33 = 0.165
New dose = 0.334+ 0.165 = 0.499 mg/kg
Then 40% after the third dose - 40/100 × 0.499 = 0.1996
New dose = 0.1996+ 0.499 = 0.698
Then 33% after each successive dose - 33/100 × 0.698
= 0.23 , new dose = 0.23 + 0.698 = 0.92 mg
Then again 33% is increased - 33/100 × 0.92 = 0.30
New dose - 0.30+0.92 = 1.22mg
Then again 33% is increased - 33/100× 1.22= 0.40
New dose = 1.22+ 0.40 = 1.62mg
Then again 33% is increased - 33/100× 1.62 = 0.53
New dose - 1.62+ 0.53= 2.15mg
Then again 33% is increased - 33/100× 2.15= 0.70
New dose - 2.15+ 0.70= 2.85mg
Then again increased by 33% - 33/100 × 2.85= 0.94
New dose- 2.85+ 0.94= 3.79mg
Then again increased by 33% - 33/100× 3.7= 1.2
New dose - 3.7+ 1.2 = 4.9mg
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