Homework Help: Physics

Posted by Kyle on Wednesday, April 15, 2009 at 5:45pm.

A  serving  of  cereal  has  800 cal  (1 cal = .239 J).  How  far can  you  walk  with  this  energy?  Is  the  elapsed  time important?  Why  is t his  calculation 
irrelevant to  physics? 

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