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Walking a mile at a slow pace, from 1.8 to 2.5 mph, burns about 100 calories. Walking a mile at a brisk pace, from 3 to 4 mph, also burns about 100 calories, though in a shorter amount of time. Jogging a mile, from 4.5 to 6 mph, burns about the same 100 calories. The difference in covering a mile at faster speeds is not in the number of calories burned, but in the greater degree of cardio-vascular benefit.
Which of the following conclusions is best supported by the statements above?
A)Jogging builds more muscle tone than does walking at a slow pace.
B)Speed is directly proportional to the number of calories burned.
C)Walking at a brisk pace for a shorter amount of time burns more calories than does walking at a slow pace for a longer amount of time.
D)There are benefits to walking at a slow pace other than burning calories.
E)Jogging a mile offers greater cardiovascular benefit than does walking a mile briskly or at a slow pace.
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Walking a mile at a slow pace, from 1.8 to 2.5 mph, burns about 100 calories. Walking a mile at a brisk pace, from 3 to 4 mph, also burns about 100 calories, though in a shorter amount of time. Jogging a mile, from 4.5 to 6 mph, burns about the same 100 calories. The difference in covering a mile at faster speeds is not in the number of calories burned, but in the greater degree of cardio-vascular benefit.
Which of the following conclusions is best supported by the statements above?
A)Jogging builds more muscle tone than does walking at a slow pace.
B)Speed is directly proportional to the number of calories burned.
C)Walking at a brisk pace for a shorter amount of time burns more calories than does walking at a slow pace for a longer amount of time.
D)There are benefits to walking at a slow pace other than burning calories.
E)Jogging a mile offers greater cardiovascular benefit than does walking a mile briskly or at a slow pace.
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