Approximately how far, in cm, does the blood move during one beat? Express your answer to two significant figures and include th
e appropriate units.
1 answer:
Answer:
7.5cm
Explanation:
Velocity vs Time Graph:
When the object is going along the plane with velocity v at a particular time interval t we can explain it's motion via the velocity vs time graph. If the velocity of the object is constant then velocity vs time graph will produce a horizontal straight line. If the amount of differentiation of velocity of the object is positive and constant then the graph shows the linear line whose slope is is the same as the ratio of the change in velocity to the time interval.
Velocity vs time graph:
Is shown in the attached image
A velocity-time graph helps us to estimate the distance traveled by using the area under the graph.
Height of the triangle is the velocity (v) = 0.75m/s
The base of the triangle is the time interval (t) = 0.2sec
Distance travelled = Area of triangle
Distance travelled
= 1/2(V) * t
= 1/2(0.75m/s) * 0.2s
= 0.0075m
=7.5cm
Thus, during one beat blood flows 7.5 cm
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