This question has multiple subparts.  A) Describe what VO2R is. B) What is the formula used to determine VO2R? C) If you had an individual that was healthy moderately fit (VO2 Max is 12 [twelve] times the standard resting VO2 value) please determine what their VO2 R is.  D) If this same individual wanted to work at a target VO2reserve of 60% [sixty percent], what would that target oxygen consumption value be in mL.kg-1.min-1? E) What would be the associated kcal cost at that target intensity? To answer this you may have to do some unit conversions.

Reduce (simplify) the following fractions:   (a)   [answera]   (b) [answerb]   (c) [answerc]   (d) [answerd]

Convert the following decimals to percentages:   (a)  0.38[answera]   (b)  0.9736[answerb]   (c)  1.27[answerc]   (d)  11.493[answerd]

Two numbers add up to 634. One of the numbers is 553. What is the other number?

Convert the following fractions to percentages and round your answer to the nearest one:   (a) [answera]   (b) [answerb]   (c) [answerc]   (d)[answerd]

Determine the ratio: (a)  3 yellow lab puppies in a litter of 9 labrador puppies[answera]

Round as indicated. (a)  636,331 to the nearest ten.[answera]   (b)  504 to the nearest hundred.[answerb]   (c)  1304.7782 to the nearest hundredth.[answerc]   (d)  10.0038872 to the nearest tenth.[answerd]

Julie can bike 56 miles a day. If she can vacation for 22 days and rides every day, what is the maximum distance she can cover?

Anne worked to earn $15.00. If she earns $5.00 per hour, how many hours did Anne work?

What is 25% of 1200?[answer1]