One minute = 60,000 milliseconds.
No one can run a mile in a minute....
One minute or 60 seconds
There are 1/1440th of a day in one minute.
There are 60 seconds in one minute.
72.It is because one heartbeat generates 1 pulse.
Average heartbeat which is just an average number is 72 beats per minute. 72beats*60mins*24hrs*365.25days=37,869,120. Remember people don't have the same heartbeat rate and no one has the same heartbeat rate all year or every minute.
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There are two possible scenarios here. 1. You could still be pregnant but the monitor didn't pick up the heartbeat. 2. Miscarriage can take a while to actually happen. It can take one day or as many as 14 days to miscarry.
Three weeks pregnant is a week before you miss a period so it is impossible to know it is twins. If you are three weeks after conception, (5 weeks pregnant)it is still early to see a heartbeat.
The strength or force of each heartbeat is referred to as cardiac output, which is the amount of blood pumped by the heart in one minute. This is determined by the volume of blood ejected with each heartbeat (stroke volume) and the heart rate.
You can find the average yourself by holding two fingers on the veins on your hand for one minute and see how many times your heart beats. Do this 5 more times then add all your data together and divide by how many times you counted your heartbeat which should be 6. You will then get the average for you. Do the same thing to your friends to get better data.
Given that the average adult heartbeat is around 70 beats a minute - it would beat approx 100800 in 24 hours.
It depends on the heart rate. For example: The normal resting heart rate for a person is 70 beats per minute. (60 seconds per minute) / (70 beats per minute) = 0.857 seconds
Are you using one at home? If so, they don't always pick up the heartbeat as well as the ones at the doctor's. My OB/GYN told not to use one because they aren't always very reliable and I would just get worried over nothing if I didn't hear the heartbeat.
One Heartbeat was created in 1986.
A pulse is typically counted per heartbeat, which varies from person to person but averages around 60-100 beats per minute at rest. To convert this to pulses in one second, you would divide by 60 (for 60 seconds in a minute), resulting in roughly 1-1.7 pulses per second.