If Drug A has an effect of 3 and Drug B has an effect of 6, a purely additive combination effect would be equivalent to 18.

Name: If Drug A has an effect of 3 and Drug B has an effect of 6, a purely additive combination effect would be equivalent to 18.
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A purely additive combination effect means that the effects of the two drugs would simply be added together. Therefore, the equivalent effect of combining Drug A (3) and Drug B (6) would be 3+6=9, not 18.

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