Which of the following is a true statement about an aneurysm (weakening of an artery wall)? A a. The density at A is less than that at B O b. The velocity at A is less than that at B O c. The flow rate through the artery at A is the same as that at B Od. The pressure at B is less than that at A

Which of the following is a true statement about an aneurysm (weakening of an artery wall)? A a. The density at A is less than that at B O b. The velocity at A is less than that at B O c. The flow rate through the artery at A is the same as that at B Od. The pressure at B is less than that at A

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Which of the following is a true statement about an aneurysm (weakening of an artery wall)?
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a. The density at A is less than that at B
O b. The velocity at A is less than that at B
O c. The flow rate through the artery at A is the same as that at B
O d. The pressure at B is less than that at A

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