Your heart has to work hard to pump more blood during exercise for each contraction, accounting for the increase in the systolic blood pressure. Diastolic pressure tends to not change at all or change slightly. The reason for this is that since the blood flow is increased during exercise, our arteries dilate, making the diastolic pressure stay the <span>same, or decrease slightly.</span>
1). secondary; physical and thermal and radiological
2). primary; chemical radiological
3). secondary; physical and biological
Answer:
considering the way the question is phrased, the answer should be B
I can answer the question but you need to tell me what e and E stand for.
Explanation:
if e stands for attached and E stands for detached then your answer is 2
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Answer:
The conversion of ADP to ATP can be written as ADP + Pi + energy → ATP or, in English, adenosine diphosphate plus inorganic phosphate plus energy gives adenosine triphosphate.
