The resistance for flow through all feed arteries (assume N=2,000,000 feed arteries) can be estimated using Poiseuille's Law. Assume a single feed artery has length L=0.5cm ; radius r=0.004 cm and blood viscosity n=0.02 Poise (gr/cm/s). Estimate the Resistance to blood flow that these 2,000,000 parallel feed arteries contribute in mmHg/Lt/min.

The resistance for flow through all feed arteries (assume N=2,000,000 feed arteries) can be estimated using Poiseuille's Law. Assume a single feed artery has length L=0.5cm ; radius r=0.004 cm and blood viscosity n=0.02 Poise (gr/cm/s). Estimate the Resistance to blood flow that these 2,000,000 parallel feed arteries contribute in mmHg/Lt/min.

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