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Okay, you want to answer this question, we have to find the main arterial pressure.
00:03
It says while exercising tom's systolic blood pressure, it was a stolic blood pressure, went up by 9 milligrams.
00:13
Milligrams, i'm sorry, millimeters of mercury, and his estolic blood pressure went down by 9 millimeters of mercury.
00:24
Thus, his map must have, remember that the formula for the main arterial pressure, the formula for a main arterial pressure is a diastolic pressure plus one -third of the systolic blood pressure minus the diastolic blood pressure.
00:44
This is the formula.
00:48
So it says that group has increased the systolic blood pressure plus like 9 millimeters of mercury and you can decrease the diastolic blood pressure in 9 millimeters of mercury.
01:01
So let's suppose this is the same as x.
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And this is y.
01:07
Okay, so you have that this is going to be y and x minus y.
01:16
So this is what your initial main arterial pressure is going to be.
01:21
And after this, then you're going to have that your map is going to be y minus 9 plus 1 third of x plus 9 minus 9 minus 9 minus 1 .5.
01:39
Okay, so you just can solve this and you're going to get that the map is going to be y minus 9 plus 1 third of x minus y plus 18.
01:53
Okay, so this is what you have here.
01:55
Remember that this is the map 1 and this is that.
02:00
So you can solve for, well let's multiply this 3 by these values here.
02:09
Then you're going to get 3 in may be 2 is equal to 3.
02:13
3y minus 27 plus x minus y plus 18.
02:20
You can continue solving this and you're going to get 3map2 and this is 2y, this is plus x and this is minus 9.
02:35
So this is what you're going to get up to here.
02:37
Then you can do the same here.
02:38
You're going to get 3y plus x minus y...