When a grizzly bear hibernates, its heart rate drops to 12 heartbeats per minute which is 20% of its normal value. What is the grizzly bear’s normal heartbeat when not hibernating? * 40 heartbeats per minute 56 heartbeats per minute 60 heartbeats per minute 48 heartbeats per minute

60 beats per minute

Step-by-step explanation:

12 Heartbeats per minute during hibernation is 20 percent of the normal value.

Let X be the normal heartbeat,

So, as per the question

20% of X = 12

20/100 * X = 12

Hence X = 60

So, the normal heartbeat of the beer is 60 beats per minute.

step-by-step explanation:

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probably the last option

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