After the lockdown due to Covid-19, Ezekiel a 10year-old kid of mass 40kg starts to have an outdoor exercise for an hour by jogging around his place. He expends 200W of power during his jogging. If only 15% of the energy is used by the muscle and the rest of the energy is excreted by the body by sweating, determine the mass in kilograms, of his body fluid (water) lost. Round-off your answer to the nearest thousandths. Do not type the unit of your final answer. * L, = 2.26x106 kg

After the lockdown due to Covid-19, Ezekiel a 10year-old kid of mass 40kg starts to have an outdoor exercise for an hour by jogging around his place. He expends 200W of power during his jogging. If only 15% of the energy is used by the muscle and the rest of the energy is excreted by the body by sweating, determine the mass in kilograms, of his body fluid (water) lost. Round-off your answer to the nearest thousandths. Do not type the unit of your final answer. * L, = 2.26x106 kg

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