A man had a high blood pressure which is about 180mm HG(SG = 13.6). A nurse is about to inject medicine into the patient's blood vein to regulate the blood pressure using a syringe. The inside diameter of the syringe is 8mm. Calculate a) the blood pressure in Pascal b) the force required to inject the syringe(neglect any friction)

A man had a high blood pressure which is about 180mm HG(SG = 13.6). A nurse is about to inject medicine into the patient's blood vein to regulate the blood pressure using a syringe. The inside diameter of the syringe is 8mm. Calculate a) the blood pressure in Pascal b) the force required to inject the syringe(neglect any friction)

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Author:Kreith, Frank; Manglik, Raj M.

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Chapter5: Analysis Of Convection Heat Transfer

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