Why Is It Important That Arteries Are Thicker Than Veins

question 11

Multiple Choice

Why is it important that arteries are thicker than veins?

• A) They carry more blood.
• B) There are fewer of them.
• C) They tend to be much bigger.
• D) They receive blood under pressure.
• E) Their valves work better that way to keep the blood flowing in one direction.

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