If the heart muscle can produce a maximum wall tension in the left ventricle of 1.2x103 N/m, Calculate the pressure (in N/m and mm-Hg) that the 3.5 cm radius ventricle can produce
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If the heart muscle can produce a maximum wall tension in the left ventricle of 1.2x103 N/m, Calculate the pressure (in N/m and mm-Hg) that the 3.5 cm radius ventricle can produce
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