The answer would be AB+40.
No the amplitude of each waves are different on different cardiac cycles.
<u>Explanation:</u>
- The PQRST waves are used to represent the atrial and ventricular depolarization and repolarization. These waves are reflected in ECG.
- In this as the series, p occupies the first place then QRS complex and at last T wave. In the QRS wave complex, R wave is said to be the largest wave.
- The direction and amplitude of r wave depend on the electrical picture. The R wave represents the ventricles depolarization so it is the largest wave.
The cerebellum which is a part of the brain would be responsible for the motor control,sensory perception,human movement and coordination. If there is then a damage the person may have problems in coordination as well as the senses would be loss.
The pressure would increase. This can be explained by the ideal gas law where for an ideal gas its pressure, volume and temperature is a function of each other ans is expressed by an equation: PV = nRT. We first need to assume that this gas given is ideal. When the temperature and the number of moles is set to a constant value while the volume decreases, we can see that from the equation pressure and volume are indirectly proportional to each other, therefore as the volume decreases, the pressure inside increases.
