I would assume around 50-100 a day; but that would only be if the person is very twitchy and likes to tap their pencil on the desk and swing there legs back and forth.
Well, isn't that a happy little question! To find 10 percent of 28,000, you simply move the decimal point one place to the left. So, 10 percent of 28,000 is 2,800. Just imagine that little number sitting right there, adding a touch of joy to your day.
Well, isn't that just a happy little math problem? To find 20 percent of 720, you simply multiply 720 by 0.20. That gives you a beautiful answer of 144. Just imagine that little number sitting right there, perfectly content in its place.
To express 24 as a percentage, you would divide 24 by 100, which equals 0.24. Then, multiply 0.24 by 100 to convert it to a percentage, resulting in 24%. Therefore, 24 can be written as 24%.
When people say "maybe," they are indicating uncertainty or indecision, which does not align with a definitive percentage. "Maybe" does not equate to a specific numerical value or percentage in this context. It signifies a lack of commitment to either a yes or no answer.
2.04
Yes. You might burn 64 calories per hour just sitting.
Yes. Virtually everything requires some calories to do, but sitting and writing does not take too many calories to perform.
Standing
Around max 3 calories per min, so up to 180 calories per hour by sitting.
84 calories
get up
You don't gain calories from sitting. You gain calories from eating.
3 to 4 calories per hour, if you're not just sitting there.
50
not many. if ur sitting around doing nothing for an hour, and you're awake, a man usually burns anywhere from 80-180 calories, depending on size, weight metbolism etc. the average adult male burns around 125 calories per hour while sedentary, whereas a girl who sits around for an hour on that same couch gets cheated by evolution and only burns around 80-100 calories. While asleep it goes down to around 65-95 an hour, depending on sex, height, metabolism. average man, probably 75 asleep, average girl, probably around the same. from what i have heard you burn more fat when sleeping then you do just sitting awake in one place
Scientists say the average 35 year old female will burn 46 calories an hour sitting at a desk, whereas the same female would burn 50 calories per hour sleeping. The numbers vary depending on your sex, weight, age, height and metabolic rate. But the numbers are fairly similar. Hope this helps.
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