Using information provided in the text, calculate the power generatedby the right ventricle during (a) restful state; blood flow 5 liter/min,and (b) intense activity; blood flow 25 liter/min.

It has been given that the blood flow at rest is 5 liter/min. It implies that the flow of the blood…

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Using information provided in the text, calculate the power generatec by the right ventricle during (a) restful state; blood flow 5 liter/min and (b) intense activity; blood flow 25 liter/min.