The figure shows a blood flow through an artery where blood density = 1.06 x 103 Kg/cm3 , blood viscosity = 35 x 10-6 Kg/cm.s, gravitational acceleration = 1000 cm/s? , find the resistance (Kg/cm“.s) of the blood vessel at point B. A = 3 cm2 Q = 15 cm/s→ V = 3 cm/s A A = 2 cm2 H= 5 cm • B A = 1 cm?

The figure shows a blood flow through an artery where blood density = 1.06 x 103 Kg/cm3 , blood viscosity = 35 x 10-6 Kg/cm.s, gravitational acceleration = 1000 cm/s? , find the resistance (Kg/cm“.s) of the blood vessel at point B. A = 3 cm2 Q = 15 cm/s→ V = 3 cm/s A A = 2 cm2 H= 5 cm • B A = 1 cm?

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