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Bill is a cyclist. Before he began competing seriously, his resting heart rate was 70 bpm and

his resting stroke volume was 70 litres/minute. Calculate Bill’s resting cardiac output

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Answer: 4900 cm3 per minute

Step-by-step explanation:

70 × 70 cm3 = 4900 cm3 per minute

Cardiac output is equal to stroke volume and heart rate which means that stroke volume x heart rate = cardiac output.

In this case, stroke volume is 70 litres/minute and heart rate is 70 bpm.

Cardiac output is considering the measure of total volume that blood pumped out by the left ventricle in every minute.

stroke volume x heart rate = cardiac output

SV x HR = CO

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