Hello, I'm just stuck on finding k value here on part a. Would write out step by step how they got the k value here of 0.121 hr-1. at 2, 4, 6, and 12 hr after termination of the IV infusion and assayed for drugconcentration. The results are shown in this table.Time after termination of Concentration (mg/L)the infusion (hr).7.345.76.4.5122.2a. What is the half-life of the drug in this patient?E/2 = 5.8 hT.Graphically: t2 Con be estimoted »-K (t3-4,)%3DMathemati Cally:%3DeK (6-2)» K: 0.121 hi'4.5 = 7.3%3DEy2 =0.693%3D0.693=> ty = 5.73 hr০.12।b. Calculate the plasma concentration at steady state (Cps) graphically andmathematicallyGrophi cally: CPes is the Y- intercept Pss = 9.25mg|0.121 X2

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