A quantal dose response data was collected for Drug A to determine ED50. The total number of subjects tested was 100. The equation of the linear portion of the quantal dose-response curve was determined to be y = 0.2316x - 14.337. Calculate the ED50 value for Drug A. Group of answer choices 278 529 420 350

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