Calculate the beats per minute using the Delta T and # of R-waves in the table. Value(Select theappropriateeventDelta T# of R-Waves(time inseconds)(manualcount)Beats perminute (BPM)markers)Supine20.98 s19Seated19.22 s21DeepBreathing(Inhale)3.43 s4DeepBreathing(Exhale)3.09 s3First ~10seconds Post10.112 s22ExerciseLast ~10seconds post9.889 s16exercise

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Calculate the beats per minute using the Delta T and # of R-waves in the table.

Value
(Select the
appropriate
event
Delta T
# of R-Waves
(time in
seconds)
(manual
count)
Beats per
minute (BPM)
markers)
Supine
20.98 s
19
Seated
19.22 s
21
Deep
Breathing
(Inhale)
3.43 s
4
Deep
Breathing
(Exhale)
3.09 s
3
First ~10
seconds Post
10.112 s
22
Exercise
Last ~10
seconds post
9.889 s
16
exercise

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