The concentration, C, of a given solute a a particular distance along the capillary, x, is given by C(x) = C + (C - Ci)e 2rp AJ a.) Sketch a plot of C(x) vs. x, given that Ci is constant along the length of the capillary. You do not need to add numbers to your plot, but label the axes and the location of C a. b.) Several variables in the equation above can be changed under certain physiological conditions. What do the variables r. p, A. and Jv in the above equation represent? c.) Under certain physiological conditions (such as inflammation/infection), the permeability of capillaries will be increased. Using the same plot as you constructed in part a, plot C(x) vs. x for the case where the permeability has increased. Explain what the change in the shape of the plot means C(x) = C + (C Ci) e 2 X AJv