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Katen [24]
2 years ago
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When the client vacuums her floors for 20 min, what is the minimum amount of caloric energy she burns

Medicine
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Mekhanik [1.2K]2 years ago
3 0

When the client vacuums her floors for 20 min, the minimum amount of caloric energy she burns is 80 calories. It depends on the weight of the person.

<h3>What is calorie burning?</h3>

The term calorie-burning refers to the calorie requirement for a given activity (either physical or mental activity).

Calorie burning largely depends on the physiological features of the individual and the time spend to carry out the activity.

For example, an activity of 20 minutes that requires 80 calories is due to the use of 4 cal per minute.

Learn more about calorie burning here:

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