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.Doyouthink this is the gauge pressure or absolute pressure? Why?If the pressure at the top of the head is about 39 mm Hg, how far away isthis person's head from the heart? Assume the density of blood is about 6%higher than that of water.t, What then would be the blood pressure.of this6,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?%3D= 0.754Sincehorizontal velocity is zeroit will notgoenyforthan bodyPlease explain the variábles used in the equationto solve for F= P.A in partad of thisquestion.Comment >Thank yo!!

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E. What then would be the blood pressure of this person at their feet? D. 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? F= P.A = (8Ok133-320( X)(9xl) = 0.751 Since horizontal velocity is zero it will not go Any for than body Please explain the variábles used in the eguatien to solve for F= P.A in partd of this question. Comment > Thang you!!

E. What then would be the blood pressure of this person at their feet? D. 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? F= P.A = (8Ok133-320( X)(9xl) = 0.751 Since horizontal velocity is zero it will not go Any for than body Please explain the variábles used in the eguatien to solve for F= P.A in partd of this question. Comment > Thang you!!

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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.
A.
Do
you
think this is the gauge pressure or absolute pressure? Why?
If the pressure at the top of the head is about 39 mm Hg, how far away is
this person's head from the heart? Assume the density of blood is about 6%
higher than that of water.
t, What then would be the blood pressure.of this
6,
person at their feet?
b. 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?
%3D
= 0.754
Since
horizontal velocity is zero
it will not
go
eny
for
than body
Please explain the variábles used in the equation
to solve for F= P.A in partad of this
question.
Comment >
Thank yo!!

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