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Ans. I. Correct. Because arteries have to withstand greater pressure (as the heart pumps blood through them), they have thicker walls than veins.

II. Incorrect. Tunica media is the thickest layer in arteries. For veins, the thickest layer is tunica adventitia.

III. Correct. Veins have wider lumen than arteries.

IV. Correct. Veins have valves.

Arteries (excepts semilunar valve of aortic and pulmonary arteries in heart) don’t have valves.