A person doesn't want to gain more weight. However, he decides to eat a meal of 10,000 Calories and starts to the stairs of a building. If he burned all calories climbing 20 m high of the building, what is his weight? (1 Cal = 4.19 J) |

A person doesn't want to gain more weight. However, he decides to eat a meal of 10,000 Calories and starts to the stairs of a building. If he burned all calories climbing 20 m high of the building, what is his weight? (1 Cal = 4.19 J) |

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