8-The formula we use today to predict how much the radius of a partially clogged artery has to be expanded to restore normal flow is * O a. V=kr^2. O b. V=kr*3. c. V=kr*4. d. V=kr^5 O O O

8-The formula we use today to predict how much the radius of a partially clogged artery has to be expanded to restore normal flow is * O a. V=kr^2. O b. V=kr3. c. V=kr4. d. V=kr^5 O O O

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8-The formula we use today to
predict how much the radius of a
partially clogged artery has to be
expanded to restore normal flow is *
O a. V=kr^2.
b. V=kr*3.
c. V=kr*4.
d. V=kr^5

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