37, Make a correct choice 4) surface tention force causes the maxims of liquid bh) surface tension force causes the minimization o a of liquid, ty force causes the minimization of surface area of liquid, ity force causes the maximization of surface area of liquid 1 of surfac putlace 38, Fluid surface (meniscus) is convex if: 4) The interactions between fluid and solid molectles are weaker than interactions between fluid molecules; in this case, the fluid is non-dampening, b) The interactions between fluid a tm this case, the Nuid it non-dampening: $) The interactions between fluid and solid molecules do not differ from the interactions between fluid molecules, in this case, the Nuid iy ‘non-dampening; ~ 4) The interactions between fluid and solid molecules are weaker than interactions between Mluid molecules; in this case, the fluid is dampening: solid molecules are stronger than interactions between fluid molecules, ‘39. Stationary equation of jet flow shows, that: 2) in any point of current tube Sv product is variable value for any cross section; b) in any point of current tube Sv product is constant value for any cross section; €) in any point of current sube Sand vare independently variable values fot any crow section, 4d) in any point of current tube Sv product is equal to zero fot any cross section: 40, Poiesuille’s formula is expressed as following: a) J = mRe(PL- P2)/B n, J = fluid Now, R = radius of the tube, (Ph. P) - Pressures at the top and bottom of the tube. 1) - fluid viscosity b) J= mRECL-L)/8 ml J ~ uid Now, R - radius of the tube. (Ih- Li) ~ pressures at the top and bottom of the tube, n - fluid viscosity 8) }=(Pr- PaR'/ nl J - Muid flow, R - radius of the tube, (Pr- Pi) ~ pressures at the top and bottom of the tube, n= hub viscosity, 1 - length of the tube. 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Lewes then the premnere ef berated Bowl fae . Nigar tha he prom of eral blo Mow by dynamic prewsure °F Rernoullt sition) a iigher than the prewaure of Lateral Bhaal Phos by gravitational prewure (sigh Bernoull equation) (Yn a niening penition oF ben standing wp from tying position gravitational effect . attracts re bled return ta the hein Which Heads to the reluction of cantiac output and wtroke 14 of blood flow in the brain takes several volume whch in turn results im short « term premure drop: Revorin seconuls anc it fe mandfewed by dirsines. The phenomenon ix known » Tncteses vemam bletad return tothe heart which feads to the reduction of cardiac ouput and stroke cohume whch in turn rewulte in uhort « term pressure drop. Restoring cf blood flow in the brain takes sever Ceconduand it is manifested hy dazsinew. The phenomenon is known by the name of orthostatie hypotension, diac ourput and strol Restricts wenows blood return to the heart which leads to an increase In Restoring of blood flow in abe train takes sever by the name of orthostatic hypotension. ‘ volume which in turn fesults in shor term prevure drop srronds and it is manifested by dizziness. The phenomenon is known by the name of erthostatic hypotensior a Increses venous blood return to the heart which leads to an increase in cardiac output and atte Volume which In turn rewlts in short term pressure drop. Restoring of blood flow in the brain takes tev: tecongs and [t is manifested by dizriness. The phenomenon it known by the name of orthostatic hypertensh 46, Function of respiratory syste is based oF. 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