What is the flow rate of blood through a blood vessel of cross sectional area is 0.001 m The pressure drop across 1 cm segment 3.14 Pa. (blood viscosity coefficient is 3.12 cp) 36 litre/s 75 litre/s b O 4 litre/s .c O 0.75 litre/s .d O

What is the flow rate of blood through a blood vessel of cross sectional area is 0.001 m The pressure drop across 1 cm segment 3.14 Pa. (blood viscosity coefficient is 3.12 cp) 36 litre/s 75 litre/s b O 4 litre/s .c O 0.75 litre/s .d O

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What is the flow rate of blood through a
blood vessel of cross sectional area is 0.001
m The pressure drop across 1 cm segment
3.14 Pa. (blood viscosity coefficient is 3.12
cp)
36 litre/s
.a O
75 litre/s
.b O
4 litre/s
.c O
0.75 litre/s
d O

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