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What is an answer to when athletes often talk about giving a 110-percent effort what is equivalent to 110 percent?
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Henry Feeney
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∙ 12y agobut what are the choices? its the number and 10% of the number
for example 110% of 100 = 110
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What is the difference between actual effort and planned effort expressed as a percentage of planned effort?
effort deviation
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anywhere from 49 to 55 percent
If the effort distance is increased by an inclined plane will the effort force decrease?
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What are the four parts of the lever?
load arm, effort arm, load, effort, fulcrum!
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Athletes needs salt for these?
During an important effort they release salt.
What does the term anaerobic threshold refer to?
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What should be done to improve sports?
To improve sports there could be an effort made to create a more even playing field for women athletes. Women tend to be paid much less than male athletes and improving pay would help to equalize the efforts made to recruit female athletes.
What are the benefits of a greater power to weight ratio and what type of athletes are likely to benefit from it?
The power to weight ratio is the power generated divided by the person's body weight. It benefits athletes because the greater the PWR is, the less physical effort the athlete has to do to achieve a goal. Endurance athletes, such as mounain bikers, tiatheletes, etc. will benefit from a greater PWR.
If tight scissors have an efficiency of 50 percent half of your effort is wasted due to what?
It is due to friction.
How are belts and pulleys similar?
They are equivalent because they are both pulling something with effort on each end.
How do you calculate effort the machine of velocity ratio 5 and efficiency 60 percent calculate the effort required to lift a load of 300N?
efficiency=mechanical advantage/velocity ratio mechanical advantage=load/effort use this formula, ans:100N
What is athletes pulse?
40-60 40-60, because as the heart beats it gets stronger (like a muscle -which it is) and the stronger it gets the less effort it has to put in to push the same amount of blood around the body.
What Is Carbo-Loading?
Carbo-loading is loading up on carbohydrates. Athletes sometimes do this before a big athletic event in an effort to bulk up on the energy from carbohydrates.
Is it possible for a percent to be over 100 percent?
It depends, but generally yes. For example, a salary of $100,000 could be increased by 100% to $200,000 or by 150% to $250,000. In general, a percent is just the number over 100, so 500% = 500/100 = 5. However, there are certain contexts where percentages are limited to the range from 0% to 100%. For example, when dealing with chance and probability, it is impossible to be below 0% (absolutely not possible) or above 100% (absolutely certain). You also cannot, strictly speaking, give "120%" effort, because 100% effort is defined as your complete effort, there can be nothing greater.
Define moment of effort?
THE PRODUCT OF EFFORT AND EFFORT ARM IS CALLED MOMENT OF EFFORT.
Calculate a effort variance as a percentage?
(Actual Effort -Planned Effort)/Planned Effort * 100
