* Examples of 3 drinks which are used to calculate the maintainance dose
1. Volume of 14 ox of 10 proof beer for a person with a body weight of 160 pounds
Formula = 2.5 * proof of drink * volume of drink (size in ox) / Body weight.
= 2.5 * 10* 14 / 140
= 2.5 hours/ drink
2. Volume of 10 ox of 20 proof beer for a person with a body weight of 140 pounds.
As per above formula,
= 2.5* 20 * 10 /140
= 3.57 hours/ drink
3. Volume of 20 ox of 10 proof beer for a person with body weight of 150 pounds.
As per above formula
= 2.5 * 10 * 20 / 150
= 3.33 hours/ drink
* In case of excess
* If the individual with a body weight of 160 pounds consumed volume of three 14 ox cases
of 10 proof beer then
Maintainance rate of the drink is,
Formula = Number of drinks consumed * Maintainance rate for that drink.
= 3 * 2.5 hours/ drink
= 7.5 hours / drink
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