Obtain the flow rate through the arteriole

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An arteriole have a length of 1.25 millimeter and a radius of 21.9 millimeter. The blood pressure drop along the arteriole is 1310 Pa.

A. Obtain the resistance of the arteriole.

B. Obtain the flow rate through the arteriole.

C. Obtain the number of arterioles like this one you would need to maintain a flow of 3.13e^-06 m³/s.

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