Q5 If an elevator travels upward at acceleration of 16 m/s?, what is the blood pressure at the brain and feet, when a person (tall= 170 cm) is standing ? Take the height difference between brain and heart is 30 cm and the blood pressure at the heart is 13.3 kPa.

Q5 If an elevator travels upward at acceleration of 16 m/s?, what is the blood pressure at the brain and feet, when a person (tall= 170 cm) is standing ? Take the height difference between brain and heart is 30 cm and the blood pressure at the heart is 13.3 kPa.

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If an elevator travels upward at acceleration of 16 m/s?, what is the blood pressure at the brain and
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