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a human heart pumps 50cc of blood per heart beat at a pressure of 1.5 m of water if the heart beat are 75 per minute then the average pumping power of the heart​

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Answered by Fatimakincsem
6

The pumping power of the heart is 12.50 W

Explanation:

Work  =  Force × Distance

Work  =  ( Pressure × Area ) × Distance

Rearranging we get

Work = Pressure × Volume  ......(1)

Power   =  Work /  Time

Using equation (1) we get

Power  =  Pressure × Volume /  Time

Power  =  h ρ g ×  Volume /  t

where  

  • h  is height of mercury
  • ρ  =  13593  k g m − 3  is density of mercury
  • g  is acceleration due to gravity    =  9.81 m s − 2

Power = 1.5 x 13596  ×  9.81 ( 50 / 100^3 x 75) / 60

Power = 200,065.14 x (0.00005 x 75) / 60

Power =  200,065.14 x 0.00375 / 60

Power =   750.24 / 60

Power = 12.50 W

Hence the pumping power of the heart is 12.50 W

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The heart of a man pumps 5 liters of blood through the arteries per minute at a pressure of 150 mm of mercury. If the density of mercury be 13.6×103kg/m3 and g=10m/s2, then the power of heart in watt is ?

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Answered by nanthithasajeev2003
2

Answer:

0.9375

Explanation:

P = gh

= 10^3×10×1.5

=15×10^3pa

Work = PV=15×10^3×50×10^6

= 75×10^-2

Power = work/ min ÷ Time

= 75×75×10^-2 ÷ 60

= 0.9375

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