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CNGPUSZyggVHAJLOKSCHUTZ MEASUREMENT Setting up the math for a one-step Quantitative problem Manuel V The average adult heart
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The average adult human heart pumps 84mL/S of blood(the number of beats is irrelevant, as we are given the volume of blood the human heart pumps per second and not per beat)

We need to find out how many seconds it would take for the human heart to pump out 7200mL of blood, which is expressed by the formula

Number \ of \ seconds=Amount \ of \ blood \ to\ be \ pumped/Blood \ pumped \ per \ second

The amount of blood to be pumped is 7200mL, and the blood pumped per seconds is 84mL

Number \ of \ seconds=(7200/84)seconds

Hence, the time to pump 7200ml is  (7200/84)s {s stands for seconds}

Note: Question specified us to not simplify

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