%S4ic heat of a X +Question 5 of 18The average adult human burns 2.00 × 103 kcal per day in energy. What is this ratein kJ per hour ?ADD FACTORANSWERRESETG20.02.00 x 1031.15 × 1054184243490002.01 × 1064.1840.001109calkcalkJhrkcal/daykJ/hr

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