Problem 193. Medical During a high fever, a 60-kg-patient'snormal metabolism is increased by 10%. This results inan increase of 10% in the heat given off by the person.When the person slowly walks up five flights of stairs(20 m), she normally releases 100 kJ of heat. Compareher efficiency when she has a fever to when her tempera-ture is normal. SSM

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