This would depend on each individual person and how much muscle that person has built up by working out.
I would say about $12 an hour per person for normal yard work. Anythig out of the ordinary should raise this price.
There are many populations that would not likely have a normal distribution. Endangered species or unsocial animals would be such populations.
To determine if you are underweight, you can calculate your Body Mass Index (BMI). For a 13-year-old who is 5'0" to 5'1" and weighs 96-97 lbs, the BMI would be approximately 19. This is generally considered to be within a healthy weight range for your age and height, but it's always best to consult a healthcare provider for personalized advice.
You tend to have your eyesight tested from 6 meters or 20 feet away from the chart with the letters on it. If your eyesight is 6/12 (pronounced "six over twelve"), then your eyesight is not quite normal. This is because the letters you can read from 6 meters away can be read by a normal person from 12 meters away. That is, you have to be standing twice as close. If your eyesight is 6/6 (or 20/20 in feet), you are normal. If your eyesight is 6/5, you can see from 6 feet what a normal person can only see from 5 meters away. That is, they would have to take a step towards the chart to read these letters. 20/10 would mean that you can see things clearly at 20 feet that an average person can see clearly from 10. 20/20 is the standard for good eyesight.
he would be fine! :D
they would be underweight because they would have fewer villi and it is FEWER than normal
Abscence of villi would lead to malabsorption of essential vitamins and fats. So, ideally, a person would be underweight and malnourished.
no is normal 6 would be under 8 would be fine and 9 would be over!1
The villi vastly increase the effective surface area of the small intestine, allowing nutrients to be rapidly absorbed. Without them, the process would take longer, perhaps prohibitively longer. If the reduction in surface meant slower motion of the food, it might become necessary to eat more frequently to provide the same nutrients, and this would also mean more food bulk within the intestines at any given time. This can already be observed in individuals who have lost part of their digestive systems to injury or disease, and have to adjust their type of food intake (predigested) or limit their activities because insufficient calories are absorbed in the jejunum.
no, you are just about normal. A few pounds less and you would be considered underweight!!
I'd say it's a little on the heavy side but it is within the normal range for that height and it also depends how much muscle you have. For a person with a lot of muscle that could even be considered underweight or for a person with very little or no muscle that would be overweight. Overall I'd say that's normal but as long as you FEEL normal then that's just fine.
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No. I would venture to say that person is underweight. Another factor to consider is the person's gender.
It really depends on your height, and what the fat to muscle (to bone to etc) ratio of that is. For a man of average (5'8 or so) height that sounds fairly normal. For a taller person you would be leaning towards being underweight, for a shorter person more towards overweight.
You are at normal weight. A normal weight for your age and height is between 95 and 128 pounds. At 94 lbs you would be considered underweight.
To determine whether individuals are underweight, normal weight, or overweight, we can calculate their Body Mass Index (BMI). For the 6'5" individual at 140 pounds, the BMI would be considered underweight. The 5'9" individual at 140 pounds falls within the normal weight range, while the 4'9" individual at 130 pounds is also classified as underweight.