3 years ago

- Calculate the efficiency of the human body if a person eats a hamburger containing 7.4822 kJ of

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rewona [7]3 years ago

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W = E
efficiency = (Woutput /Winput) x 100%= Eo/Ei x100%
= (2021 j / 7.4822 kj) x 100%
= 27.01% == B

levacccp [35]3 years ago

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Explanation:

w = E

efficiency = (Woutput /Winput) x 100%= Eo/Ei x100%

= (2021 j / 7.4822 kj) x 100%

= 27.01% == B

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