Weight: 60 kgHeight: 159 cmWaking up & Moking BedPreparing for BrunchStudyingStretching and WalkingWashing DishesWatching Netflix10 minutes20 minutes10 hours1 hour and 30 minutes30 minutes3 hours60kg159cm4.91.41.94.63.51.4Calculate for the daily energy spent(whole 24 hours). Express both inJoules and dietary calories. Note:For your mass, use the currentmass you have at the beginning ofyour data gathering.

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