Using appropriate drug references, what is an appropriate dose and dosing frequency to advise the mother to give her child?

A mother would like to pick up Tylenol OTC for her child due to him having a low-grade fever. The child is 3-year old boy and weighs 30 pounds. She picks up a Tylenol oral solution with a concentration of 160 mg/5 mL. Using appropriate drug references, what is an appropriate dose and dosing frequency to advise the mother to give her child? (Provide answer in milliliters and round to two decimal places).
2) A patient is prescribed gabapentin 300 mg PO TID, olanzapine 5 mg PO qHS and dabigatran 150 mg PO BID. She has been having a difficult time swallowing whole tablets and capsules recently and her physician would like to change to products that might be easier for her to swallow. Are any of these medications available in an alternative oral dosage form that would not require the patient to swallow a whole tablet or capsule?