To determine your new weight after burning calories, you'd need to convert the calories burned into pounds lost.
1 pound of body weight is roughly equivalent to 3,500 calories.
So, if you burn 3,000 calories:
\[ \text{Weight lost} = \frac{3000 \text{ calories}}{3500 \text{ calories/pound}} \approx 0.857 \text{ pounds} \]
Now subtract the weight lost from your original weight:
\[ \text{New weight} = 188 \text{ pounds} - 0.857 \text{ pounds} \approx 187.143 \text{ pounds} \]
So, after burning 3,000 calories, you would weigh approximately 187.1 pounds. Keep in mind that this is a theoretical calculation and actual weight loss can vary due to factors like water retention, muscle mass changes, and other physiological responses.