3. The relationship between arterial blood flow and blood pressure in a single artery satisfies thefollowing first-order differential equation:dP(t)+dt RCmmHg(cm³/s)P(t) =where Qin is the volumetric blood flow, R is the peripheral resistance, and C is arterialcompliance (all constant). Qin-60 cm³/s and the initial arterial pressure is 6 mmHg.Also, assume R = 4and C= 0.4-Oincm³mmHg(a) Find the transient solution Ptran(t) for the arterial pressure. The unit for P(t) is mmHg.(b) Determine the steady-state solution Pss(t) for the arterial pressure.(c) Determine the total solution P(t) assuming that the initial arterial pressure is 0.

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(a) Find the transient solution Pran(t) for the arterial pressure. The unit for P(t) is mmHg. (b) Determine the steady-state solution Pss(t) for the arterial pressure. (c) Determine the total solution P(t) assuming that the initial arterial pressure is 0.

(a) Find the transient solution Pran(t) for the arterial pressure. The unit for P(t) is mmHg. (b) Determine the steady-state solution Pss(t) for the arterial pressure. (c) Determine the total solution P(t) assuming that the initial arterial pressure is 0.

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