Calculate the height in meters for each athlete and their Body Mass Index (BMI).

• Athlete A:

• Athlete B:

• Athlete C:

• Athlete D:

The heights in meters are:

• Athlete A: $\boxed{\text{1.68 m}}$
• Athlete B: $\boxed{\text{1.75 m}}$
• Athlete C: $\boxed{\text{1.82 m}}$
• Athlete D: $\boxed{\text{1.60 m}}$

Question 1.1.2

• Athlete A:

• Athlete B:

• Athlete C:

• Athlete D:

The BMI for each athlete is:

• Athlete A: $\boxed{\text{21.96}}$
• Athlete B: $\boxed{\text{25.47}}$
• Athlete C: $\boxed{\text{28.68}}$
• Athlete D: $\boxed{\text{20.31}}$

Question 1.1.3

• Athlete C's BMI is approximately 28.68.
• According to the chart:
  • Underweight (<18.5)
  • Normal (18.5–24.9)
  • Overweight (25.0–29.9)
  • Obese (≥30.0)

Since $25.0 \le 28.68 \le 29.9$, Athlete C is classified as Overweight.

Question 1.1.4

• Athlete A: BMI = 21.96 (Normal)
• Athlete B: BMI = 25.47 (Overweight)
• Athlete C: BMI = 28.68 (Overweight)
• Athlete D: BMI = 20.31 (Normal)

Athletes B and C are outside the normal range.

• Athletes: Athlete B and Athlete C.
• Reason: Both athletes have a BMI in the Overweight category, which can increase the risk of various health issues and potentially impact their athletic performance.