Please show your work :) 2. Refer to figure 2. Blood flows through a 2.50 cm long artery with a 10.0 mm diameter at12.0 cm/s. With human blood having a density of 1063 kg/m3 and viscosity of 2.78mPa•s, what the force needed to push blood through this artery?Cross-section area AcapсapSurface areaFigure 2:

2. Refer to figure 2. Blood flows through a 2.50 cm long artery with a 10.0 mm diameter at 12.0 cm/s. With human blood having a density of 1063 kg/m° and viscosity of 2.78 mPa•s, what the force needed to push blood through this artery?

2. Refer to figure 2. Blood flows through a 2.50 cm long artery with a 10.0 mm diameter at 12.0 cm/s. With human blood having a density of 1063 kg/m° and viscosity of 2.78 mPa•s, what the force needed to push blood through this artery?

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2. Refer to figure 2. Blood flows through a 2.50 cm long artery with a 10.0 mm diameter at
12.0 cm/s. With human blood having a density of 1063 kg/m3 and viscosity of 2.78
mPa•s, what the force needed to push blood through this artery?
Cross-section area Acap
сap
Surface area
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