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3. Then she needs to find her "heart rate reserve" h by subtracting her average resting heart rate r from her maximum heart rate m. Write an equation she can use.

3. Then she needs to find her "heart rate reserve" h by subtracting her average resting heart rate r from her maximum heart rate m. Write an equation she can use.
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3. Then she needs to find her "heart rate reserve" h by subtracting her average resting heart rate

r from her maximum heart rate m. Write an equation she can use.

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User Maosheng Wang
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Answer:

r = m x h

Explanation:

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