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What does Blood Alcohol Content (BAC) measure?

Grams of alcohol per 100 mL of blood

A BAC of 0.050.05 means there is how many grams of alcohol per 100100 mL of blood?

0.050.05 grams

What is the key difference between male and female BAC formulas?

Males use 6.8M6.8M, females use 5.5M5.5M

What BAC limit applies to learner and provisional licence holders in NSW?

Zero BAC (0.000.00)

What is the standard BAC limit for fully licensed drivers in NSW?

0.050.05 BAC

Which drivers must stay under a 0.020.02 BAC limit?

Heavy vehicle & public vehicle drivers

According to BAC tables, what happens to BAC as body weight increases?

BAC decreases for the same drinks

Calculate BAC for a male: 7070 kg, 55 drinks, 22 hours. Answer to two decimal places.

0.120.12

If someone has a BAC of 0.060.06, how many hours should they wait before driving?

4 hours

What does the value 0.0150.015 represent in the waiting time formula?

Alcohol elimination rate per hour

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