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Calculate the average speed of blood flow in the major arteries of the body which"

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Answered by DreamBoy786
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Answer:

Explanation:

The aorta = narrow = I will use the subscript n to represent variables related to the aorta  

The artery = wide = I will use the subscript w to represent variables related to the aorta  

We use the flow rate equation:  

A1 * V1 = A2 * V2 --> and now we relate it to the question --> An * Vn = Aw * Vw  

A is area, and V is velocity  

I first need to find the area of the aorta, as it only gives me 1.3 cm as a radius.  

Convert 1.3 cm to m by dividing by 100 --> 1.3cm / 100 = 0.013m  

Assuming the aorta is circular, we can find the area as (pi)r^2:  

(pi)*(0.013m)^2 = approx. 5.309e-4m^2  

To keep the units alike, I will now convert the area of the artery (2.2cm^2) to m^2:  

2.2cm^2 = 2.2e-4m^2  

Converting the velocity of blood in aorta from 40 cm/s to m/s --> 0.4 m/s  

Now we plug the numbers in:  

An * Vn = Aw * Vw  

(5.309e-4 m^2) * (0.4 m/s) = (2.2e-4 m^2) * Vw  

2.1236e-4 m^3/s = (2.2e-4 m^2) * Vw  

Vw = approx. 0.96527 m/s  

The velocity of blood flow in the major arteries of the body is approximately 0.96527 m/s or 96.527 cm/s

Answered by brainlyhelper143
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Explanation:

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