<span>In the early 20th century, the public school system in France wanted to develop a test or assessment that would help the schools identify which students had difficulty learning or were unable to benefit from regular day to day classroom instruction. Two psychologists were able to come up with an assessment test to accomplish this task. Their names were Alfred Binet and Theodore Simon.</span>
The correct answer for your question would be, C
Answer:
C. He has a high risk of diabetes and kidney disease
Explanation:
Plugging in all these values into the BMI composition gives us:
BMI= 250 (72)² × 703= 33.9
looking at the BMI categories, shows us that any BMI that is 30+ is considered obese which Seth clearly is.
We can cross out a nonviable option of malnutrition as it's only commonly associated with weight loss. (still some cases linked with obesity)
He's not at a slight risk of weight-related diseases as he's obese so he's already at major risk
True. Because the calorie calculation is based on how exclusively the heart rate is. Which the device runs through the algorithm.
Hope this helps :)
