A 45 kg man has a fever of 39.6 degree Celsius instead of the average human temperature of 37 degree Celsius. The human body is mostly water, how much heat is required to raise the temperature by that amount in BTU? O 460.29 BTU O 464.29 BTU O 474.29 BTU O470.29 BTU

A 45 kg man has a fever of 39.6 degree Celsius instead of the average human temperature of 37 degree Celsius. The human body is mostly water, how much heat is required to raise the temperature by that amount in BTU? O 460.29 BTU O 464.29 BTU O 474.29 BTU O470.29 BTU

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A 45 kg man has a fever of 39.6
degree Celsius instead of the average
human temperature of 37 degree
Celsius. The human body is mostly
water, how much heat is required to
raise the temperature by that
amount in BTU?
O460.29 BTU
O464.29 BTU
O474.29 BTU
O 470.29 BTU

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