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How Far Would You Run for a Doughnut? A Caloric Exploration

This article explores the relationship between running and doughnut calories. Learn how to calculate the calories burned while running based on your weight and distance, using the formula Calories = Kilometers × Kilograms × 1.036. For instance, if you weigh 52.3 kg, discover how far you'd need to run to burn off a doughnut’s calories. Additionally, understand the importance of arithmetic with decimals in making informed health decisions and how being a thinker can enhance your numeric skills, ultimately supporting better health choices.

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How Far Would You Run for a Doughnut? A Caloric Exploration

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  1. How far would you run for a doughnut? By: Tatiana Smith

  2. How many calories in a doughnut?

  3. How does someone work out the number of calories they burn when running? • Calories = Kilometers × Kilograms × 1.036

  4. For Example…

  5. If someone weighs 52.3 kg how many calories would they burn running 1 km? Show your working. • 52.3x1=52.3 52.3 X 1.036 1238 15690 + 523000 53.9928

  6. How far would this person have to run to burn the calories that are in a doughnut? Show how you work this out.? 5 • 53|260 • 260/53=5 • 260/53.9928=4.81545688

  7. How can knowing how to do arithmetic with decimals help you make good health decisions? • For example if you didn’t know how bad smoking is for you, then you can use arithmetic with decimals and find out that eg. 0.17861578% of a human body is harmed within a eg. 10th of a second.

  8. Which part (or parts) of the Learner Profile could arithmetic with decimals help you to develop? • By being a thinker it can help you with arithmetic with decimals because it can be very hard if you don’t think hard enough. That encourages you to be a thinker.

  9. Bibliography • http://www.weightlossresources.co.uk/calories/calorie_counter.htm • http://www.calorie-counter.net/calories-in-a-donut.htm • http://www.fitday.com/webfit/nutrition/All_Foods/Cakes_Cookies_Pastries/Doughnut_chocolate_cream_filled.html • http://k2.kirtland.cc.mi.us/~balbachl/calorie.htm • http://walking.about.com/od/calorie1/a/calorieswalkrun.htm • http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20111022050357AAsQpbR • http://www.dunkindonuts.com/content/dunkindonuts/en/menu/donuts.html?DRP_FLAVOR=Chocolate+Frosted+Donut

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