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A drug is eliminated by renal excretion and liver metabolism. The drug has an oral bioavailabilty...

A drug is eliminated by renal excretion and liver metabolism. The drug has an oral bioavailabilty of 0.9. Following a 100 mg oral dose administration, the total amount of drug recovered in urine was 60 mg. The half-life of this drug is 3.3 hours and its volume of distribution is 10 L. Calculate the total clearance, renal clearance and the constant of renal excretion (Kr) for this drug.

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