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The motion of a heart of a resting person

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The motion of the heart of a resting person is cyclic and rhythmic motion. Explanation: ... In addition to this it is rhythmical because the heart is in rhythm with the pulse and the pumping of the blood.

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The motion of the heart of a resting person is cyclic and rhythmic motion. Explanation: ... In addition to this it is rhythmical because the heart is in rhythm with the pulse and the pumping of the blood.

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The motion of a heart of a resting person​

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The motion of the heart of a resting person is cyclic and rhythmic motion. ﻿ Explanation: ... In addition to this it is rhythmical because the heart is in rhythm with the pulse and the pumping of the blood.

The motion of a heart of a resting person

The motion of the heart of a resting person is cyclic and rhythmic motion. Explanation: ... In addition to this it is rhythmical because the heart is in rhythm with the pulse and the pumping of the blood.