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During peak systole, the heart delivers to the aorta a blood flow that has a velocity of 100cm/sec at a pressure of 120mmHg. The aortic root has a mean diameter of 25mm. Determine the force (Rz)acting on the aortic arch if the conditions at the outlet are a pressure of 110mmHg and a diameter of 21mm. The density of blood is 1050 kg/m3. Assume that aorta is rigid non-deformable and blood is incompressible and steady state. Ignore the weight of blood vessel and the weight of blood inside the blood vessel (i. e. body force is zero).
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