Biology, asked by nehadav98, 10 months ago

calculate ........................

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Answered by ParamPatel

HEYA ( AGAIN ) GMM ❤

CARDIAC OUTPUT = STROKE VOLUME × Heart Rate = 5040ml

( NORMALLY )

Here,,

Stroke Volume = 100ml, Cardiac Output = .9s

Cardiac Output = Stroke Volume × Heart Rate

= 100 × 72

= 7200 ≈ 6675 ( nearest )

- SEE As Stroke Volume INCREASES then Heart Rate also INCREASES...

- Normally Stroke volume is 70ml but here it's 100 so CARDIAC OUTPUT SHOULD BE INCREASED....

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Answered by Sumitmbbs

4th option is the answer....

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Anonymous: yess 4 th option

ParamPatel: to maine round off kiya

Anonymous: nii

Anonymous: 7200 ka round off kv v 6675 nhi hoga

ParamPatel: nearest

ParamPatel: if we want to calculate easily on basis of Time saving

Anonymous: aapne multiply hi 72 se kiya hai, iske according duration of cardiac cycle to 0.8 sec hoga n

Anonymous: aap wrong ho bhai, plss edit kr lo

Anonymous: @parampatel.

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