How many gallons of blood does a heart pump a year?

Answer 1

== == == == its 36,792,000 cuz its 100,800 in a day so u multiply it by how many days are in a year which is 365

Answer 2

That naturally depends on how many times it beats in 1 minute.

A superbly-trained world-class athlete may have a resting pulse of 40/minute.

That works out to 21,038,400 in a year.

(Of course, he won't stay superbly-trained for very long if he just lays around

for a year, but the math is there.)

An average adult, maybe 70/minute. That's 36,817,200 per year.

An infant, let's say 100/minute. That's 52,596,000 per year.

Answer 3

Continually, throughout the year.

Personally, mine would tally up something like 42 million events

in that time span.

Answer 4

On average, the heart pumps about 1,900 to 2,000 gallons of blood per day, which equates to approximately 700,000 to 2.5 million gallons of blood per year.

Answer 5

525,600 gallons of blood each year

Answer 6

216000 gallons