Multiple Choice
Which of the following statements is true about calories in the context of energy in food?
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According to the following nutrition labels, which has more total Calories?
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Food #1
B
Food #2
C
The number of Calories is equal.
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Step 1: Understand the problem. The goal is to compare the total Calories of Food #1 and Food #2 based on their nutrition labels. Calories are typically listed on the label, and they represent the energy provided by the food.
Step 2: Locate the 'Calories' section on the nutrition labels for both Food #1 and Food #2. This value is usually displayed prominently near the top of the label.
Step 3: If the Calories are not directly listed, calculate them using the macronutrient information provided. Use the formula: Total Calories = (Protein × 4) + (Carbohydrates × 4) + (Fat × 9). Ensure you use the values for protein, carbohydrates, and fat from the labels.
Step 4: Compare the total Calories for Food #1 and Food #2. Determine which food has a higher value or if they are equal.
Step 5: Conclude which food has more total Calories based on the comparison. If the values are the same, state that the number of Calories is equal.
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