If resistance increases along the length of a tube and outside pressure does not

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If resistance increases along the length of a tube and outside pressure does not change, what happens to the transmural pressure along the length of the tube?

If resistance increases along the length of a tube and outside pressure does not change, what happens to the transmural pressure along the length of the tube? Increased resistance in the tube causes increased inside pressure, causing the transmural pressure to rise. O Increased resistance in the tube causes increased outside pressure, causing the transmural pressure to drop. Increased resistance in the tube causes decreased inside pressure, causing the transmural pressure to drop. O Increased resistance in the tube causes decreased outside pressure, causing the transmural pressure to rise.

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Increased resistance in the tube causes increased outside pressure, casusing the transmural pressure to drop.

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