Determine the force required to hold the brachial artery in place during peak systole in the Y-direction. Assume at the inlet the pressure is 100 mmHg and at the outlet the pressure is 83.3 mmHg (these are gauge pressures). The radius of the brachial artery is 8 mm at the inflow and 7 mm at the outflow. The blood flow velocity at the outlet is 78.4 cm/s. The mass of the blood vessel and the mass of the blood within the vessel is 50 g.

Determine the force required to hold the brachial artery in place during peak systole in the Y-direction. Assume at the inlet the pressure is 100 mmHg and at the outlet the pressure is 83.3 mmHg (these are gauge pressures). The radius of the brachial artery is 8 mm at the inflow and 7 mm at the outflow. The blood flow velocity at the outlet is 78.4 cm/s. The mass of the blood vessel and the mass of the blood within the vessel is 50 g.

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Determine the force required to hold the
brachial artery in place during peak systole in
the Y-direction.
Assume at the inlet the pressure is 100
mmHg and at the outlet the pressure is 83.3
mmHg (these are gauge pressures). The
radius of the brachial artery is 8 mm at the
inflow and 7 mm at the outflow. The blood
flow velocity at the outlet is 78.4 cm/s. The
mass of the blood vessel and the mass of
the blood within the vessel is 50 g.
Inflow
Outflow
O a. None of the given answers is true
O b. -1.609 N
O c. 0.000N

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