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The calories you burn are just the calories you expend in the exercise. If you are using a machine (eg treadmill), they will tell you the calories you burn, you can work it out for yourself.
If the exercise is the same, the calories burnt is the same. Running at 10 kph for 30 minutes burns exactly the same number of calories as running at 10 kph for 10 minutes, three times in a row.
My own personal experience is that you burn slightly more calories if you have two or three shorter sessions than one longer session, because you can sustain a higher intensity for 10 minutes than you can for 30 minutes. If I run continuously for 30 minutes, I can average only 10 kph. By breaking this into three sessions, with a 10 minute break between each, I can average maybe 11 kph.
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