neurysm forms in a small blood vessel through which blood travels at 3 m·s–1. Thediameter of the blood vessel increases by 20%. What is the increase in pressure inside this aneurysm?(ρblood= 1060 kg·m–3.)

neurysm forms in a small blood vessel through which blood travels at 3 m·s–1. Thediameter of the blood vessel increases by 20%. What is the increase in pressure inside this aneurysm?(ρblood= 1060 kg·m–3.)

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Chapter14: Fluid Mechanics

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neurysm forms in a small blood vessel through which blood travels at 3 m·s–1. The
diameter of the blood vessel increases by 20%. What is the increase in pressure inside this aneurysm?
(ρblood= 1060 kg·m–3.)

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