During exercise, the heart rate increases. Explain why this increase happen using ALL the words below. Carbon Dioxide Muscle Cells Energy Lungs

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Rhenz · Answer 1 · 2022-03-31T15:21:52+0000

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During exercise the heart rate increases because more energy is needed to make the blood flow withing your body. Muscle cells already contain a lot of miochondria.

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