A75.0kg person is put on an exercise program by a physical therapist, the goal being to burn up 520 food calories in each daily session. recall that human muscles are about 22.0% in converting the energy they use up into mechanical energy. the exercise program consists of a set of consecutive high jumps, each one 45.0cm into the air (which is pretty good for a human) and lasting 1.50s , on the average.
how many jumps should the person do per session?
how much time should be set aside for each session?
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