Answer :
Final answer:
Calculating weight from calories burned lacks a direct, simple conversion factor without additional context. Standard knowledge implies a complex relation between calorie burn and weight loss which cannot be directly applied to the provided options without further information.
Explanation:
To calculate how many pounds a person weighs based on the calories burned while jogging, one must understand the relationship between calorie expenditure and weight. Running or jogging one mile burns almost 100 calories. If someone burns 106 calories, it implies they have jogged slightly over a mile. The question presumably relates to a factor that converts calorie expenditure directly into weight, though such a direct conversion isn't standard without knowing the specific calorie-to-weight conversion factor used in the context of the presentation mentioned.
However, given standard knowledge that one pound of body weight is equivalent to an accumulation of 3,500 calories, the direct factor mentioned in the question is unclear without more context. Thus, to calculate precise weight based on calorie burn using a provided factor (A, B, C, or D) would require more specific information regarding how these factors should be applied. Typically, calorie expenditure and weight are related through a more complex interplay of metabolism, duration, and intensity of exercise than a single fixed factor would suggest.
