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Clark's formula for the dosage of a child of any age is \(D=\dfrac{kA}{70}\), where \(D\) is the child's dosage, \(k\) is the child's weight in kilograms and \(A\) is the adult dosage.
The adult dosage of a medicine is \(60\) mL. Using Clark's formula, find the dosage for a child weighing \(35\) kg.
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