Given the following values, calculate net filtration pressure (NFP): PCAP= 30 mm Hg; PIF=5 mm Hg; π CAP= 15 mm Hg; πIF= 3 mm Hg -17 mm Hg 17 mm Hg 13 mm Hg 37 mm Hg

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