Calculate the amount of energy consumed by a 75kg person jumping up 70 cm for 10 minutes at a rate of one jump/second, assume a muscle efficiency of 20%. [Hint: 1kcal-4184 JĮ Oa 376 kcal Ob 247 kcal Oc 123 kcal Od 411 kcal

Calculate the amount of energy consumed by a 75kg person jumping up 70 cm for 10 minutes at a rate of one jump/second, assume a muscle efficiency of 20%. [Hint: 1kcal-4184 JĮ Oa 376 kcal Ob 247 kcal Oc 123 kcal Od 411 kcal

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Calculate the amount of energy consumed by a 75kg person jumping up 70 cm for 10 minutes at a rate of one jump/second, assume a muscle
efficiency of 20%. [Hint: 1kcal=4184 J]
Oa 376 kcal
Ob. 247 kcal
Oc 123 kcal
Od.411 kcal

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