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Paulbird20
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What force on the plunger would be needed to push fluid into a vein where the gauge pressure is 18 mm Hg? Answer for the instant just before the fluid starts to move.
I know i need the density of mercury (in Meters) and that equals = 13.534e-3 / 100 which is
1.3534e-4 for the density
Next i did the conversion of the atm pressure of mercury and got 133 n / m2. (i think that's correct)
ok so i know i need to use pascals and i developed my equations i was given and ended with
F1 = P1/ A1
Which is
Density mercury * atm pressure mercury * 9.8 / pie * D^2
I think that is the correct equation and when i use it i get the wrong answer.
What I am really stuck with is what i use as the diameter.
Any help would be great if i messed up any conversions and what not. TY
I know i need the density of mercury (in Meters) and that equals = 13.534e-3 / 100 which is
1.3534e-4 for the density
Next i did the conversion of the atm pressure of mercury and got 133 n / m2. (i think that's correct)
ok so i know i need to use pascals and i developed my equations i was given and ended with
F1 = P1/ A1
Which is
Density mercury * atm pressure mercury * 9.8 / pie * D^2
I think that is the correct equation and when i use it i get the wrong answer.
What I am really stuck with is what i use as the diameter.
Any help would be great if i messed up any conversions and what not. TY
