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Population growth is driven by three demographic components: fertility, mortality, and migration. The difference gives us the global population growth in absolute numbers: Every year 141 million are born and 57 million die – this means that we are adding 84.21 million to the world population every year.
its the third option, it describes it very accurately.
Unfortunately, without having read the particular text that this question is referring to, I can't guarantee the correct answer.
However...typically, the resting heart rate of the average adult is <u>60-100 bpm</u>. This number can vary based on a TON of factors such as age, weight, height, level of activity, etc. The resting heart-rate of a professional athlete, for example, could lie lower than 60!
These numbers are also different for children younger than 12 years old.
obesity, cardiovascular disease, diabetes and non-alcoholic fatty liver disease (NAFLD), and also cancer
hope this helps
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first of all.... what kind of weight is it?
what are you lifting weights for?
legs? arms?
