A 28 year old male with a mass of 85kg is completing his final stage of a PWC170 test at a power of 200 W and an average heart rate of 166 bpm.What is the tension he must provide in order to maintain his current workload. 31 N Missing the rev/min. 3.1 Kp 40 N 3.1 Kpm/min

A 28 year old male with a mass of 85kg is completing his final stage of a PWC170 test at a power of 200 W and an average heart rate of 166 bpm.What is the tension he must provide in order to maintain his current workload. 31 N Missing the rev/min. 3.1 Kp 40 N 3.1 Kpm/min

Curren'S Math For Meds: Dosages & Sol

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