how 32 tablets is right?

l. A pharmacist receives a telephone call from a pediatrician who has an 3.3-pound, 1 month old patient with acid reflux. The infant was started on ranitidine syrup, 15 mg/mL, at a dose of 10 mg/kg/day, and has shown improvement. However, because of the avor and alcohol content (7.5%), the patient frequently rejects the medicine. The pharmacist suggests preparing a sugar-free and alcohol-free syrup with a fruity odor and taste. The physician agrees and prescribes ranitidine syrupz'suspension, 60 mL, at a dose of 10 Ingmg/day, divided into two 0.5 mL doses. The pharmacist uses finely crushed 75mg ranitidine tablets as the source of the drug. How many tablets are needed? a. 1 tablet b. 5 tablets c. 23 tablets d. 32 tablets