Which statement comparing the systemic and pulmonary circuits is true?a. The blood flow is greater through the systemic.b. The blood flow is greater through the pulmonary.c. The absolute pressure is higher in the pulmonary.d. The blood flow is the same in both.e. The pressure gradient is the same in both.

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