9. Explain the effects of exercise on each of the following components of an EKG: Why? Increases or Decreasess with Exercise? Duration of RR Interval (time of one heartbeat) Heart Rate (calculated) Duration of P wave Duration of QRS complex Duration of T wave Duration of PR segment Duration of ST segment Duration of TP segment

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