Using the data below, determine the maximum amount of blood that can pass through the aorta in 1 second so that the flow remains laminar. Aortic diameter 2.61 cm, blood viscosity 4.19 mPa s. Take the critical Reynolds number equal to 5.1. Enter the units of measurement next to your answer. Answer:

Using the data below, determine the maximum amount of blood that can pass through the aorta in 1 second so that the flow remains laminar. Aortic diameter 2.61 cm, blood viscosity 4.19 mPa s. Take the critical Reynolds number equal to 5.1. Enter the units of measurement next to your answer. Answer:

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