The branching of a blood vessel is shown. Blood at a pressure of 100mg Hg (13.3kPa) flows in the main vessel at 4L/min. Ignore gravity. (b) What is the force generated at the branch by the blood in the x direction in N? You may approximate blood to have the same density as water. 23 K 45° D3 = 0.25 cm 60° Q2 = 2.5 L/min D2 = 0.75 cm D1 = 1 cm Q1 = 4 L/min P = 100 mm Hg

The branching of a blood vessel is shown. Blood at a pressure of 100mg Hg (13.3kPa) flows in the main vessel at 4L/min. Ignore gravity. (b) What is the force generated at the branch by the blood in the x direction in N? You may approximate blood to have the same density as water. 23 K 45° D3 = 0.25 cm 60° Q2 = 2.5 L/min D2 = 0.75 cm D1 = 1 cm Q1 = 4 L/min P = 100 mm Hg

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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Author:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

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