3- Imagine a scenario where there is a narrowing in the femoral artery that reduces the cross- sectional diameter to one-third of its normal size, measuring 3 mm in diameter at the narrowest point. How does the velocity of blood flow (V₂) at the site of the narrowing compare to the velocity of blood flow (V₁) upstream of the narrowing? If V₁ is 75 cm/min, what is the value of V₂? Also, if the pressure upstream is 95 mmHg, what is the pressure at the site of the narrowing? Assume the density of blood to be 1060 kg/m3.

3- Imagine a scenario where there is a narrowing in the femoral artery that reduces the cross- sectional diameter to one-third of its normal size, measuring 3 mm in diameter at the narrowest point. How does the velocity of blood flow (V₂) at the site of the narrowing compare to the velocity of blood flow (V₁) upstream of the narrowing? If V₁ is 75 cm/min, what is the value of V₂? Also, if the pressure upstream is 95 mmHg, what is the pressure at the site of the narrowing? Assume the density of blood to be 1060 kg/m3.

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