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What characteristics should a good question have

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Purposeful <span>Opening but with a good direction Open questions require more than a yes or no answer. </span>Encourages higher levels of thinking – Not all questions are created equal. A question that facilitates critical thinking and processing is of more value than a “got it” question (questions that are usually a repetition of content presented by the lecturer).http://blog.lifeway.com/explorethebible/blog/5-characteristics-of-a-good-question/

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a. The number of times the student run the flight of stairs to lose 1.00 kg of fat is 829.23 times.

b. The average power output, in watts and horsepower, as he runs up the stairs is 158.026 watts.

c. The act of climbing the stairs is not a practical way to lose weight has to lose 1 kg of fat, the student needs to workout for about 26.49 hrs or 1.104 days.

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1 g of fat = 9.00kcal

Number of steps the student climbs = 95 steps

Height of each step = 0.150 m

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The "work done" is the height climbed resulting in the gaining of gravitational potential energy P. E..

That is work done, W, = P. E. = m·g·h

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h = Height of each step × Number of steps the student climbs =

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Efficiency = $\frac{Ene rgy Out put}{Energ y In put} \times 100 %$

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Energy input is given by

$\frac{Out put} {Effici ency}$ = 9086.5125 J/ (0.2) = 45432.5625 J

= 45.432 kJ

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1 kcal = 4186 J

Therefore 1 g of fat can release 9.00 kcal × 4186 J = 37674 J

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