5. An arteriole has a flow rate of 2 cm³/min. Which would increase the flow rate the most, increasing the pressure by a factor of 4, increasing the radius by a factor of 2 or decreasing the viscosity of the blood by a factor of 4? Show calculations.

5. An arteriole has a flow rate of 2 cm³/min. Which would increase the flow rate the most, increasing the pressure by a factor of 4, increasing the radius by a factor of 2 or decreasing the viscosity of the blood by a factor of 4? Show calculations.

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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