Biology, asked by mohanMody93, 1 year ago

Why do veins have thinner walls than arterirs?

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Answered by Ritvikrai
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It's so because the pressure in the veins is far less then that in the arteries
Answered by Anonymous
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The pressure in Arteries is high as compared to the veins .So The arteries are thicker than the veins
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