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the human heart forces 4 into 10 ki power minus 3 M cube of blood permanent through the arteries under the pressure of 0.13 M calculate the horsepower of the heart the density of blood is 1.03 into 10 ki power 3 kilogram per metre cube 80 9.8 metre per second square and 1h curable 746 word

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Answered by onlineriya
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Answer:

Explanation:

V = volume = 4 L  

h = pressure = 130 mm of mercury  

p = density = 13.6 gm/cm^3  

t = time = 1 minute  

The Volume of blood  

V = 4 litres  

V = 4 x 10^3 cm^3  

V = 4 x 10^-3 m^3  

Work done is given by the formula --> Force x Distance  

Note that Force = Pressure x Area, & Volume = Area x Distance  

Therefore:  

Work = Force x Distance  

Work = Pressure x Area x Distance  

Work = Pressure x Volume  

Work = (h)(p)(g)(V)  

Power is Work "over" time = hpgV / t  

We already know:  

v = volume = 4 L => 4x10^-3 m^3  

h = pressure = 125 mm of mercury => 0.13 m  

p = density = 1.03 gm/cm^3 = 1.03x10^3  

t = 1 minute => 60 seconds  

The extra variable is:  

g = gravity = 9.8 m/s^2  

Plug these numbers into the Power equation:  

Power = hpgV/t  

Power = [(0.125)(1.03x10^3)(9.8)(4x10^-3)]/(60)  

Power = 69.3056 / 60  

Power = 0.84116

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