Physics, asked by adrijaapal290, 1 day ago

why need runner needs more energy than a persons who does a desk job?

explain.​

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Answered by jagritchanda065
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Answer:

a runner need more energy than a person doing desk job as a runner does more physical work and needs more energy

Answered by 5290srisha
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Answer:

A Runner needs because desk job is a pressured work, Running is also a pressure work but job files, data collection, Explanation is also a point and The runner just runs 100m he requires less energy and The desk job worker works 8 to 9 hours.

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