In a gym, your friend did a workout on a pulldown machine where he selected a 30 pound force weight selection. If he did a 3 set and 15 repetition workout with displacement from the maximum arm positions 1.3 feet. Determine how many hard boiled eggs he should eat to equate the with the workout work. (An egg has a calorific value of 155 calories per piece) ´ 1.3 ft

In a gym, your friend did a workout on a pulldown machine where he selected a 30 pound force weight selection. If he did a 3 set and 15 repetition workout with displacement from the maximum arm positions 1.3 feet. Determine how many hard boiled eggs he should eat to equate the with the workout work. (An egg has a calorific value of 155 calories per piece) ´ 1.3 ft

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Chapter7: Work And Kinetic Energy

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