A runner's heart rate in beats per minute is given by the formula Heart rate = 65 + 53 / (4t + 1) where t is the number of minutes after the start of a cool-down period. Find the runner's heart rate in 10 minutes. When is the runner's heart rate equal to 68 beats per minute.?
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first part, heart rate in 10 minutes, you substitute 10 into the formula

which is 65 + 53 / (4*10+1) = 65 + 53/41 ~=66

second part you are expected to solve 65 + 53/(4t+1) = 68

or 53/(4t+1) = 3

4t+1 = 53/3

t = (53/3 - 1) / 4 ~= 4 (minutes)
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