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Blood droplet graph: W/L ratio vs. velocity
How does the width lenth ratio determine the speed at which a person is moving? I have one intact blood droplet and I'm suppposed to determine the speed at which the person was moving at. The width length ratio is 0.96 but how would I determine speed by solely knowing this?
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