The average is about 60-100 beats per minute.
But when you are resting it slows down, as well as when you’re running. When you’re running it goes up, it depends on the persons age. And when you’re sleeping it has lower beats per minute, it would between 40-50 beats per minute.
Answer:
running.
power walking.
swimming.
dancing.
jump rope.
high-intensity sports, such as basketball and soccer.
Explanation:
False.
There are risks. Sometimes, the body won't accept such medications.
Bacteria lives on the outside of foods, especially raw meats. When you cook a steak, you kill the outside bacteria making it safe to eat the pink insides since it won't be exposed to any bacteria. Hamburgers however are made of ground meat which, since it's ground, has been exposed to more bacteria. The meat is packed in a hamburger patty, but the inside has still been exposed to bacteria. You fully cook hamburgers to kill any lingering bacteria inside and out of the patty.
