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Feliz [49]
2 years ago
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You notice that a group of students went on a hiking trip to Cockscomb basin. They are asked to climb a hill, by the time they r

each the top of the hill some of them are almost out of breath, while others don't even make it to the top of the hill. Only a few seem not to be affected much by the climb. Plan and design an experiment in which you offer a possible explanation for the differences in breathing rate.
Biology
1 answer:
ankoles [38]2 years ago
5 0

Answer:

It depends on the stamina of the individual.

Explanation:

The possible explanation for the differences in breathing rate is related to the daily activities of the individuals. For example, if the daily activities of the people are hard so it has big stamina and experience no difficulty in the climbing of a hill while those people who has little hard daily activities have low stamina and their breathing rates increases while climbing a hill. Where as those people who perform no daily activities have no stamina and will be unable to climb on the hill.

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