Elevation and Red Blood Cell Count It is hypothesized that runners who live high and train low
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Elevation and Red Blood Cell Count
It is hypothesized that runners who live "high" and train "low" have higher EPO and RBC counts. Below is the data to predict the RBC count based on the living elevation of various Olympic athletes.
a = 6.06
b = .00067
Find the following athlete's RBC count (in uL's) based on their housing elevation of 1400 meters
Select one:
a. 6.998 uL's
b. None of the answers provided
c. 8484.067 uL's
d. 6.067 uL's
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Cambridge International AS And A Level Biology
ISBN: 9781107636828
4th Edition
Authors: Mary Jones, Richard Fosbery, Jennifer Gregory, Dennis Taylor
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