Same intro: It is observed that after running, a person tends to be short of breath, muscles aching and heart beating faster. A group then asked "Does exercise increase cardiovascular and respiratory activity?" They then performed an experiment where subjects ran in place for 1 minutes versus rest. Heart rate, blood pressure and respiratory rate were measured. Find results below. Table 1. Effect of Running on Heart Rate, Blood Pressure and Breathing Rate Condition Resting After running in place for 1 min Heart rate (BPM) 77 103 Blood pressure (mmHg) 110/75 140/100 Breathing Rate (bpm) 12 26 What is true about the experimental condition? Group of answer choices It is the resting condition. It consists of subject 2. The control condition is subject 1. The only difference with the control group is that it is exposed to the variable being tested, exercise. It is different than the control condition in two ways: different subjects and different exercises