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Alisiya [41]
3 years ago
6

If a person uses about 4 calories to fuel a minute of walking, and it takes about 20 minutes to walk a mile, approximately how m

any miles must a person walk to utilize the energy in (“burn”) a pound of fat?
Physics
1 answer:
Lemur [1.5K]3 years ago
6 0

Answer:

43.75 miles must a person walk to utilize the energy in (“burn”) a pound of fat.

Explanation:

3,500 calories are present in 1 pound of the fat.

Thus, given that:

<u>4 calories are burnt in 1 minute of walking.</u>

So,

1 calories are burnt in 1/4 minute of walking.

Or,

<u>1 calories are burnt in 0.25 minute of walking.</u>

Thus,

<u>3500 calories are burnt in 0.25*3500 minutes of walking</u>

Minutes of walking needed to burn 3500 calories = 875 minutes.

Also, given that:

<u>20 minutes of walking covers 1 mile.</u>

<u>1 minute of walking covers 1/20 mile.</u>

So,

<u>875 minutes of walking covers (1/20)*875 mile.</u>

<u>43.75 miles must a person walk to utilize the energy in (“burn”) a pound of fat.</u>

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