How to calculate threshold frequency??
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The 60% method – this calculates the threshold level by adding 60% of the range of your heart rate to the resting pulse rate.
For example: if a person's resting pulse rate = 80.
- and his maximum rate = 180.
- then the range = (180 - 80) = 100.
- 60% of the range = 60.
- so the threshold rate = (80 + 60) = 140.
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photoelectric threshold frequency, symbolized by the Greek letter nu with subscript zero, ν0, is that frequency at which the effect is barely possible; it is given by the ratio of the work function symbolized by the Greek letter psi, ψ, to Planck's constant (ν0 =
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