A typical human with a mass of 70Kg and produces about 2000 Calories of heat t...
A typical human with a mass of 70Kg and produces about 2000 Calories of heat t per day, A)the rate of heat in watts? B) also in Cal/h
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m=70kg, Q=2000cal/day =2000*4.184J/cal/(86400s) =2000*4.184/86400=0.09685W
B)Q=2000cal/day=2000cal/24h =83.33cal/h
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