When a person is at rest, the respiratory exchange ratio is Vo2 normalized to body mass Vo2 at peak work rate:_______. A) Vco2/Vo2. B) Vo2/Vco2.

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When a person is at rest, the respiratory exchange ratio is Vo2 normalized to body mass Vo2 at peak work rate:_______.

A) Vco2/Vo2.
B) Vo2/Vco2.

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A) Vco2/Vo2 is the answer

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