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In a cell-free marginal layer model as the radius of the core region decreases, resulting in an increase in the periphery (or cell-free) region, the apparent viscosity of the fluid will approach the viscosity of the core region. a) True b) False

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          In a cell-free marginal layer model as
the radius of the core region decreases, resulting in an increase
in the periphery (or cell-free) region, the apparent viscosity of
the fluid will approach the viscosity of the core region.
      a)
True
      b)
False

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In a cell-free marginal layer model as the radius of the core region decreases, resulting in an increase in the periphery (or cell-free) region, the apparent viscosity of the fluid will approach the viscosity of the core region. a) True b) False