Epstein shares a demonstration comparing 1936 sprinter Jesse Owens with present-daysprinter, Usain Bolt. What role does biomechanics play in this, and how does it relate to what we learned in the unit?<u><em>The equipment and suffices athletes use today have improved from years ago 2</em></u>.
Epstein says that technology has made a difference in all sports over the years. How has it done this?What are some examples of these technologies?<em><u>The track surface, starting block, shoes, and bikes.3</u></em>.
Explain what Epstein meant when he said that the gene pool in competitive sports has changed and is pushing athletes forward?<u><em>In years previous they through a average person would be good for everything, not today.4.</em></u>
Discuss how an athlete’s mindset impacts their performance in professional sports. Please provide examples and discuss what traits humans have that allow us to participate in ultra-endurance sports.<u><em>Competitive and empowering mindset helps athletes think they can achieve anything, along with the best and right tools</em></u>
<h2><u>First one is your answer but i dk if this extra stuff I learned will help you hope it does!</u></h2>
The lines y = 2x - 1 and y = -2x + 3 intersect at exactly one point which means this system has exactly one solution. so the system is consistent and independent
