An experiment was conducted with 100 volunteers and the following data was collected. Lactic Туре of acid level activity Average pulse (beats/minute Time to color change (indicator sol.) None Rest 74 28 seconds Low Step-ups 122 12 seconds High Wall sit 90 20 seconds Explain why numbers change for both types of activity when compared to the values at rest. (2 points) Explain what this data demonstrates about the different types of activities and types of cell respiration. (1 point for each data category - lactic acid, pulse, time to color change)
An experiment was conducted with 100 volunteers and the following data was collected. Lactic Туре of acid level activity Average pulse (beats/minute Time to color change (indicator sol.) None Rest 74 28 seconds Low Step-ups 122 12 seconds High Wall sit 90 20 seconds Explain why numbers change for both types of activity when compared to the values at rest. (2 points) Explain what this data demonstrates about the different types of activities and types of cell respiration. (1 point for each data category - lactic acid, pulse, time to color change)
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Transcribed Image Text:An experiment was conducted with 100 volunteers and the following data was collected.
Lactic
Туре of
acid level activity
Average pulse
(beats/minute
Time to color change
(indicator sol.)
None
Rest
74
28 seconds
Low
Step-ups 122
12 seconds
High
Wall sit
90
20 seconds
Explain why numbers change for both types of activity when compared to the values at rest. (2 points) Explain what this data demonstrates
about the different types of activities and types of cell respiration. (1 point for each data category - lactic acid, pulse, time to color change)
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