VANDER'S HUMAN PHSYIOLOGY
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Chapter 12, Problem 3PI
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To determine: Whether the flow on sides A and B would be equal if two outlet tubes with radius 1 of each are present on side B.
Introduction: Poiseuille’s law states that the resistance to the flow of a fluid is inversely proportional to four times the inner radius of the container through which it is flowing. The radius can affect the resistance and, as a result, can indirectly influence the fluid flow through a particular tube.
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