Answer:
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Having something accessible like a heartrate meter. Use your pointer and middle finger and feel on the underside of the side of your chin. Find a beat and that is your pulse, while walking you can count how many times that beats in 30 seconds multiply by 2 and that is your heart rate.
I think you get it at 13 I think I think
im not sure what the question you are asking is but G transfers to C and T transfers to A and vise versa. hope that helps!
Answers: 11. No Diagram attached12. Nasal Cavity13. Bronchioles and Lung capacity14. Larynx17. It blocks off the windpipe during eating, so that food is not accidentally inhaled. 18. The actual exchanges occur in the millions of alveoli in the lungs and the capillaries that encloses them.