37-please help with highlighted part B (the empty box values). All other answers are correct. Thank you! dc= - k, c with c(0) = Co. Choose the correct answer below.(a) Explain why the concentration of drug in their blood satisfies a differential equationO A.The differential equation for a drug with first order elimination kinetics isdc= A(t) – kg. As the drug enters the blood effectively instantaneously. There is no further absorption after time t= 0, so A(t) = 0. Thus,dt= - koc.OB.dcThe differential equation for a drug with first order elimination kinetics is= A(t) - k, c. As the drug enters the blood effectively instantaneously. There is no further absorption after time t= 0, so A(t) = 0. Thus,dt= -k1.OC.dcThe differential equation for a drug with first order elimination kinetics is= A(t) - ko. As the drug enters the blood effectively instantaneously. There is no further absorption after time t= 0, so A(t) = 0. Thus,dc= - ko-dtOD.dcdcThe differential equation for a drug with first order elimination kinetics is= A(t) - k, c. As the drug enters the blood effectively instantaneously. There is no further absorption after time t= 0, so A(t) = 0. Thusdt= - k,c.dtExplain what the constants k, and c, represent. Choose the correct answer below. You are modeling the concentration of a drug in a person's blood after they take one pill. We assume that after they take the pill the drug enters their blood effectively instantaneously. The drug has first order elimination kinetics.Complete parts (a) and (b).O B. The constant k, represents the rate of elimination and constant c, represents the final concentration of drug in the blood.O C. The constant k, represents the rate at which drug is entering the blood and constant co represents the initial concentration of drug in the blood.O D. The constant k, represents the rate of elimination and constant co represents the initial concentration of drug in the blood.(b) You measure the data given on the right for theconcentration of the drug in a patient's blood. Write downthe solution to the differential equation from part (a) interms of Co and k1.t (hrs)c(t) (mg/liter)30121.6c(t) = C, e -k,t|Calculate the parameters cn and k, that fit the model to this data.Co = and k, = |(Type integers or decimal rounded to three decimal places as needed.)

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Description: 37-please help with highlighted part B (the empty box values). All other answers are correct. Thank you! dc= - k, c with c(0) = Co. Choose the correct answer below.(a) Explain why the concentration of drug in their blood satisfies a differential equa