To calculate maximum heart rate (MHR), what formula do you use? A) 220 - age B) 220 * age C) 220 + age

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asked Nov 24, 2018 193k views

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To calculate maximum heart rate (MHR), what formula do you use?

A)
220 - age

B)
220 * age

C)
220 + age

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Answer:

220-age

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The answer is A) 220-age

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