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Weight Loss and Time Management Analysis

The document outlines various calculations related to time wasted daily, weight gain over time, and calorie deficits for weight loss. It details the impact of daily wasted time on hours accumulated, projected weight gain over 4 and 10 years, and the calorie deficit needed to lose weight. Additionally, it mentions the calories burned over a period and the corresponding weight loss achieved.

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Weight Loss and Time Management Analysis

The document outlines various calculations related to time wasted daily, weight gain over time, and calorie deficits for weight loss. It details the impact of daily wasted time on hours accumulated, projected weight gain over 4 and 10 years, and the calorie deficit needed to lose weight. Additionally, it mentions the calories burned over a period and the corresponding weight loss achieved.

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Application Problems 1 6

1 30 min perday
Wasted time 30minday converttohrs 3,360minutes 60 sohrs

45 minutes per day


wastedtime 45min day convert to hrs 5,040 60 84hrs

30minutesper day 56hours

45 minutes perday 84 hours

2 Weight after 4 years

monthlyweight gain 0.251b [Link] 48months 0.2548 12 10012 172lb

Weight after 10 years

10 12 120 Rox0.25 30 17230 20215

After 4 years 172lbs

After10moreyears 202lbs

3 calories needed to lose1lb 3,500

Dailydeficit450calday 1lb 3,50014507.78days 7.78daysbx tolbs 77.8days

1lb 7.78days

10lbs 77.8 days

4 calories hr 350 30days month 6months 180 days

350caloriesday 180days 63,000cal 63,000 3,500 18lbs


Caloriesburned 63,000

Pounds lost 18lbs

5 10 10 10 10 40 4 10 40

6 The size of a two dimensional object like this rectangle is measured in square units because

it represents the total area covered bytheshifts

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