Raising 1kg through 1m in the Earth's gravitational field increases its energy by 9.8 joules or 2.34 calories. So, if your body was 100% efficient, which it isn't, this is how many calories you would burn. Estimates of the human body's efficiency are between 18% and 25%, so depending on your particular metabolism, you would burn approximately 4-5 times as much as this, say 10 calories as a good guess.
You should also be aware that "calories" normally quoted in dietary information are, in fact, kilocalories so this would be 0.01 dietary calories.
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It is 867520 cals.
The display meter on the Cardio Orbitrek DF005 shows a persons time, speed, distance, and pulse. The products display is also capable of showing the amount of calories burned as the individual is using it.
One may find Distance Meter online on the app store or iTunes. There is a free version and a more accurate pro version. Distance Meter calculates your distance traveled and calories burned over time as well as showing you your altitude and current location.
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In the system SI for use during the meter.
Use a meter to see if it conducts a current.
If you cannot tell by looking then check the continuity with an ohm meter.
It is called work. If you lift a rock one meter you are doing work. When you stop lifting so work stops even though your muscles are working to keep the rock at that hight.
Either your headlight is burned out or you have a broken wire. You can check it out with a volt meter.
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MA = 5 / 0.75 = 6.67 Essentially, its the reciprocal of the sin of the ramp angle