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Jeff's body contains about 5.43 L of blood that has a density of 1060 kg/m 3...

Jeff's body contains about 5.43 L of blood that has a density of 1060 kg/m 3 . Approximately 45.0 % (by mass) of the blood is cells and the rest is plasma. The density of blood cells is approximately 1125 kg/m 3 , and about 1 % of the cells are white blood cells, the rest being red blood cells. The red blood cells are about 7.50 μ m across (modeled as spheres). What is the mass of the blood m blood in Jeff's body? ____kg

Approximately how many blood cells (of both types) N are in Jeff's blood?

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radius of white blood cell in not given so i just have calculated no. of red blood cells

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