V2 D2 60° Rx Ry D, A segment of the carotid artery (as shown) has an inlet velocity V1 = 50 cm/s and diameter of D1 = 1.5 cm. The outlet of the segment has a diameter D2 = 1.1 cm. The pressure at the inlet p1 = 110 mmHg and the pressure at the outlet p2 = 95 mmHg. The blood density is 1.050 g/cm³. Ignoring the mass of blood within the segment, calculate the reaction force Ry required to support this segment of the vessel. Give your answer in dynes ( 1 dyne = 1x105 N).

V2 D2 60° Rx Ry D, A segment of the carotid artery (as shown) has an inlet velocity V1 = 50 cm/s and diameter of D1 = 1.5 cm. The outlet of the segment has a diameter D2 = 1.1 cm. The pressure at the inlet p1 = 110 mmHg and the pressure at the outlet p2 = 95 mmHg. The blood density is 1.050 g/cm³. Ignoring the mass of blood within the segment, calculate the reaction force Ry required to support this segment of the vessel. Give your answer in dynes ( 1 dyne = 1x105 N).

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