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1 1 Walking for Fitness By Ronald Indradjaja Winter 2007 IME 301

2 2 Project Overview Determine how many steps I walk per day, during the school week. Using a Pedometer - count the # of steps. Divided into 4 Categories -Home-School -Work -Miscellaneous Compare -Daily-Weekly-Overall

3 3 Hypothesis # of Steps I walk per Day: -About 8,000 Steps Day I walk the Most: Day I walk the Least: -Thursday -Monday Where I walk the Most: Where I walk the Least: -Work -Miscellaneous

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8 8 Conclusion Prediction: 8000 Steps per Day Actual Result: 9459 Steps per Day Prediction-Day I walk the Most/Least: Thursday/Monday Actual Result: Thursday/Wednesday Prediction-Where I walk the Most/Least: Work/Miscellaneous Actual Result: Work/Miscellaneous

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