Question

why is Blood flow in an artery faster then vien​

Answer 1

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The blood pressure drops after the blood passes through the capillaries, and with a larger lumen, reducing the resistance to allow blood flow at a lower pressure, veins have a lower blood pressure. Hence, arterial blood pressure is higher than venous blood pressure.

Answer 2

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The blood pressure drops after the blood passes through the capillaries, and with a larger lumen, reducing the resistance to allow blood flow at a lower pressure, veins have a lower blood pressure. Hence, arterial blood pressure is higher than venous blood pressure...

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