The dose of medicine prescribed for a child depends on the child's age A in years and the adult dose D for the medication. Young's Rule is a formula used by pediatricians that gives a child's dose as C= DA A +12 Suppose that a 5-year-old child needs medication, and the normal adult dose is 1400 mg. What size dose should the child receive? The child should receive a dose of approximately (Round to the nearest integer as needed.) mg