9-45 A radioactive isotope with an activity (intensity) of 80.0 mCi per vial is delivered to a hospital. The vial contains 7.0 cc of liquid. The instruction is to administer 7.2 mCi intravenously. How many cubic centimeters of liquid should be used for one injection?
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