Lab1
‘Wenhong Ma
2023-03-10
Introduction
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stamps to find out the factors rolevant to BMI, suchas age and sox: after that,he concludes that there are relatonships between BI and age, as
\woll as betwoon BMI and gender
Relationship between BMI and Age and why
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height ofa person during his Ifetime is et, when his or her weight increase, the BMI increase. person at 55 to 65 tonds to have more fat due to
slower metabolsm, the det they/vealvays flowed could resultn weight gain. When they get ove 5, they eat less and theif also reduced,
resulting in lower BML
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