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Jramos095

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Most highly trained athletes have a resting heart rate around ____ beats per minute.
 A) 60
  B) 55
  C) 40
  D) 45
  E) 50

Question 2

An optimal time to assess resting heart rate would be after you have ____.
 A) read in bed quietly for about half an hour
  B) exercised vigorously for about half an hour
  C) watched an action movie for about half an hour
  D) walked at a moderate pace for no longer than half an hour
  E) performed flexibility exercises for about half an hour



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Answer to Question 1

C

Answer to Question 2

A





 

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