The Long Jump Record L, in Meters, for the Nth

question 26

Multiple Choice

The long jump record L, in meters, for the nth Olympics after 1900 is given approximately by the formula . When did the long jump record reach 8.60 meters?
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• A) In the 10th Olympics after 1900
• B) In the 7th Olympics after 1900
• C) In the 12th Olympics after 1900
• D) The record never reached 8.60 meters.

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Explain the regulation of breathing patterns in response to varying levels of CO2 and O2.

Illustrate the differences in respiratory adaptations among various species.

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