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(b) 6(g+h) = 6g + 6h
(c) 4d+8 = 4(d + 2)
(d) 21p+35q = 7(3p + 5q)
(e) 18x+9y = 9(2x + y)</span>
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Answer:
If we assume a temperature of 20ºc and the blood interfacial surface tension is similar to water interfacial surface tension, the diameter of the capillary tube should be 0.933mm.
Step-by-step explanation:
The Jurin law describes the height a fluid can reach in a capillary tube. This law can be written as:
where γ is the interfacial surface tension, θ is the contact angle with the fluid, ρ is the fluid density, g is the gravity acceleration and r is the tube radius.
If we assume that the interfacial surface tension of blood and water are almost the same, γ=0,0728 N/m at 20ºc. Therefore the diameter of the tube will be:
My first impulse is to say you don't provide enough info with which to solve this problem. We need to know how many inches in the model correspond to 1 foot in the actual plane (that is, the scale factor). What is the scale factor here?