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Jelle Van Geuns asked Feb 24, 2023

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Scott counted 23 beats in 10 seconds. What is his approximate heart rate?

123 bpm
130 bpm
138 bpm
230 bpm

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Jelle Van Geuns asked Feb 24, 2023

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Answer is 138bmp
One minute is 60 seconds so 23*6 is 138

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Answer:

138

Explanation:

There is 60 seconds in a minute, so if the heart beats 23 times in 10 seconds, it is 138 bpm.

23 * 6 = 138

Noririco answered Feb 28, 2023

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