Civil Engineering Estimate the flow rate in the trachea (assume a diameter of 15 mm) and in the terminal bronchioles during normal resting conditions and extreme exercise conditions. Be sure to include: a diagram with variables, any assumptions made, and your calculations.

Civil Engineering Estimate the flow rate in the trachea (assume a diameter of 15 mm) and in the terminal bronchioles during normal resting conditions and extreme exercise conditions. Be sure to include: a diagram with variables, any assumptions made, and your calculations.

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