Question

During a session of interval training, an Olympic swimmer records her heart rate at the end of each interval in an application program on her iPhone. The application program provides the swimmer with a graph that consists of the data she entered. Before the swimmer emails the information to her coach, she must also create a table of her records. Use the graph from the application on the swimmer’s iPhone to choose the table that best represents the swimmer’s heart rate records.





Exercise Heart Rate
Resting 68
Jogging 120
Distance Swimming 144
Swimming Sprints 177
Stretching 89

Heart Rate Exercise
68 Resting
120 Jogging
144 Distance Swimming
177 Swimming Sprints
89 Stretching

Heart Rate Exercise
Resting 68
Jogging 120
Distance Swimming 144
Swimming Sprints 177
Stretching 89

Exercise Heart Rate
68 Resting
120 Jogging
144 Distance Swimming
177 Swimming Sprints
89 Stretching

Answer 1

To create a table representing the swimmer's heart rate records accurately, we need to format it correctly by matching the headers with their respective data.

Here is the correct version:

**Exercise Heart Rate**
- Resting 68
- Jogging 120
- Distance Swimming 144
- Swimming Sprints 177
- Stretching 89

The best representation from the options provided is:

**Exercise Heart Rate**
- Resting 68
- Jogging 120
- Distance Swimming 144
- Swimming Sprints 177
- Stretching 89

This format clearly indicates the type of exercise and the corresponding heart rate.