Application 4: By referring to doc. (e) below (National textbook/life science G7/p: 74, doc.e) 1. Identify the activity that requires the greatest energy. quantity of energy consumed (in k/h) S500 2800 2. Quantity of energy consumed while sleeping is 250 Kj/h, can you suggest what this energy is spent for? 2000 1600 1400 700 500 250 type of activity Energy expenditure varies according to the type of activity. basketball slow walking ntellectual work + bath

Application 4: By referring to doc. (e) below (National textbook/life science G7/p: 74, doc.e) 1. Identify the activity that requires the greatest energy. quantity of energy consumed (in k/h) S500 2800 2. Quantity of energy consumed while sleeping is 250 Kj/h, can you suggest what this energy is spent for? 2000 1600 1400 700 500 250 type of activity Energy expenditure varies according to the type of activity. basketball slow walking ntellectual work + bath

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