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The figure below shows the heart rate and dive profile of an approxima Updated on: 10 Nov 2023, 05:38
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The figure below shows the heart rate and dive profile of an approximately 18:00 dive of an emperor penguin.


If this penguin were representative of an average emperor penguin, it could be inferred that the heart rate of an average emperor penguin would most likely be beats per minute.


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Sajjad1994, can you share the Official explanation please for this question ?
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Keep one trick handy here, we have depth data of approx 0 to 65 (m) so answer options B and C are out. At 50 feet deep heart rate varied between 140-160. at onshore (0 depth) we have maximum heart rate and heart remains greater than 180. see the top of the diagram.
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The figure below shows the heart rate and dive profile of an approxima 28 Dec 2023, 05:06
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At 100 feet depth, the average hearbeat can be less than 3 . Why is that wrong
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Keep one trick handy here, we have depth data of approx 0 to 65 (m) so answer options B and C are out. At 50 feet deep heart rate varied between 140-160. at onshore (0 depth) we have maximum heart rate and heart remains greater than 180. see the top of the diagram.
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Hi Sajjad1994,

I think according to the graph, At 50 feet deep heart rates are: 50,30,3, and 15, then the answer 20-40 is still valid
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At Depth 50m , heart rates are: 40,20,3, and 15. Thus multiple options. Range from 3-13m and 13-20m in the second blank ( not possible).

No data available for 80m depth and 100m depth.

From the image, we can check the at depth=0m (On shore) Heart Beat is >180m.
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onshore =0 depth
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