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DO NOT USE THIS TAG just because the involved physics is based on a model. All physics descriptions are inherently model-based. This tag is reserved specifically for addressing model development, validity, simplification, or other meta-model questions.
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Is it possible to model calories burned using mass of the human, avg velocity and time trave...
I know it's impossible to get the exact value of calorie burned but a heuristic or an approximation would be just enough.
Given human body is 70% efficient then calorie burned=3.33*energy dissipated
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