I'm not a math wizard.

Well here it goes. They say the only stupid question is the one not asked. What is the breakdown for mg ml and cc ?
For ex. If one were to take 1 cc of Deca how many miligrams is it ?
How does one determine the amount of miligrams per mililiter?

1ml is the same as 1cc. They are refering to volume. How many mg's per cc or ml varies from different companies. Deca for example can come in 25,50,100,and 200 mg per cc or ml. You have to read the amp or bottle to determine the the strength or mg/cc.

1ml = 1cc, those are a measure of the volume...that is, how much liquid is in the amp.

mg = saturation content of the liquid...that is, how much of the drug is suspended within the given amount of liquid, ml's or cc's. So if you have deca 300 for example, by tokkyo labs, then you have 300mg's of deca in every 1ml or lcc shot that you do. The more mg's in any one given ml or cc the better, less voluminous injections.

and how

do you find out how many mg = a gram?