Zero order kinetics means constant amount of drug is excreted per unit time.
Half life is 17 hours.
So concentration falls to14.8 mcg/ml in 6 hours.
Let's assume the initial concentration to be X.
So concentration after 17 hours = X/2
So amount excreted per hour= X/2*17 = X/34
So amount remaining after 6 hours = X - 6*X/34 = 28 X/34
28 X/34 = 14.8
X = 17.97 mcg/ml
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