Blood pressure is high in the arteties and low in the vien give reason for such difference
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The radii of arteries are less than veins because the walls of arteries are so much thicker.So due to less radii the blood flowing through veins acquire high pressure.
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the blood pressure in artery is high as compared to that of vein because all the arteries carry blood from the hearf which pumps out with high pressure and all veins carry blood fron body parts so yhe blood pressure is comparitively much lower.
ALSO the arteries have thick walls which enables them ti carry blood in high pressure. If it was to be in vein then the walls must have burst.
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ALSO the arteries have thick walls which enables them ti carry blood in high pressure. If it was to be in vein then the walls must have burst.
BUT THE SECOND POINT IS NOT NEEDED.FIRST IS MORE THAN ENOUGH. YOU CAN WRITE SECOND POINT TO IR ANSWER .
hope you find the answer helpful.
PLS PLS MARK THE ANSWER AS BRAINLIEST ANSWER.
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