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3 years ago

How many hours would you have to ride your bike at 10 mi/h to burn 550 calories? (Per Minute)

Mathematics

1 answer:

vesna_86 [32]3 years ago

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Answer:

The time spend to burn energy is 3300 minutes .

Step-by-step explanation:

Given as :

The speed at which the bike ride = 10 miles per hours

The energy burn while riding = 550 calories

Let The time spend to burn energy = t minutes

So, According to question

Time spend = $\dfrac{\textrm Energy burn}{\textrm rate of ride}$

i.e t = $\dfrac{550}{10}$ hours

∴ t = 55 hours

So, in minutes

The time spend

1 hours = 60 min

∴ 55 hours = 60 × 55 = 3300 minutes

So, The spend to burn energy = t = 3300 minutes

Hence The time spend to burn energy is 3300 minutes . Answer

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A = B

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C = D

combining the equations means that we will do:

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