1. Suppose a person is 182 cm tall. A typical blood pressure is often given as110/70 mm Hg, with a mean pressure of 80 mm Hg.A.Do you think this is the gauge pressure or absolute pressure? Why?6.If thepressure at the top of the head is about 39 mm Hg, how farawayisthis person's head from the heart? Assume the density of blood is about 6%higher than that of water.E, What then would be the blood pressure of this person at their feet?b. Suppose this person suffers a puncture wound around the same height asthe heart where the opening is about 3 mm in diameter. How far could bloodshoot from their body assuming it comes out horizontally with 0 m/s initialhorizontal velocity?E- P.A = (80k1 3-32a 7) (9x 15) =0.7 51Sincehorizontal velocity is zeroit will notgoAny for than body.Please explain Hhe variables used in the equationto solue for F= P.A in partd of thisquestion.Comment >Thank yu!

Since we only answer up to 3 sub-parts, we’ll answer the first 3. Please resubmit the question and specify the other subparts (up to 3) you’d like answered.From the question, it is given that- Height of person: h = 182 cm = 1.82 m Mean blood pressure: P = 80 mm Hg = 10665.8 Pa Density of blood pressure: ρblood=1.06ρwater Pressure at the top of head: Phead=39 mmHg (a) Blood pressure is the blood pressure in the aorta. Thus blood pressure is the pressure of blood in large arteries. Hence, blood pressure is the gauge pressure as it is the blood pressure inside the body. (b) The relation gives gauge pressure on the head- Phead=ρbloodghWhere g is the acceleration due to gravity = 9.81 m/s2h is the distance between head and bloodOn substituting the respected values in the above relation we get-39×133=1.06×1000×9.8×hDistace between head and heart: h=5199.5710388=0.50 m =50.05 cm Distance of head from the heart is 50.05 cm. (c) The distance of feet from the heart is 1.82 - 0.50 = 1.32 m The blood pressure at the feet is given by the relation- Pfeet=ρbloodghfeetOn substituting the respected values in the above relation we get-Pfeet=1060×9.8×1.32 =13712.16 Pa =13712.16136 mm Hg =102.849 mm Hg Blood pressure at the feet of the body 102.849 mm Hg.

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1. Suppose a person is 182 cm tall. A typical blood pressure is often given as 110/70 mm Hg, with a mean pressure of 80 mm Hg. think this is the gauge pressure or absolute pressure? Why? away А. Do you is 6, If the pressure at the top of the head is about 39 mm Hg, how far this person's head from the heart? Assume the density of blood is about 6% higher than that of water. E, What then would be the blood pressure of this person at their feet? p. Suppose this person suffers a puncture wound around the same height as the heart where the opening is about 3 mm in diameter. How far could blood shoot from their body assuming it comes out horizontally with 0 m/s initial horizontal velocity?

1. Suppose a person is 182 cm tall. A typical blood pressure is often given as 110/70 mm Hg, with a mean pressure of 80 mm Hg. think this is the gauge pressure or absolute pressure? Why? away А. Do you is 6, If the pressure at the top of the head is about 39 mm Hg, how far this person's head from the heart? Assume the density of blood is about 6% higher than that of water. E, What then would be the blood pressure of this person at their feet? p. Suppose this person suffers a puncture wound around the same height as the heart where the opening is about 3 mm in diameter. How far could blood shoot from their body assuming it comes out horizontally with 0 m/s initial horizontal velocity?

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