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Maslowich
2 years ago
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(For example, if you used a lunch meat that claimed to be 97% fat-free, were just 3% of its calories provided by fat?) If the ma

nufacturer made such claims, how do you explain the difference between the manufacturer's claims and your findings?
Salmon
Physics
1 answer:
klasskru [66]2 years ago
3 0

The difference between the manufacturer's claims and your findings is, the manufacturer is concerned about amount of fat in the meat while you are concerned about calories.

<h3>Difference between your findings and the manufacturers claim</h3>

Your findings concluded that only fat can provide calories needed in the body, perhaps other classes of food or nutrients in the meat can provide calories as well.

In the manufacturer's claim there are about 3% fat in the lunch meat and doesn't necessary mean that all the calories needed is the 3% fat.

Thus, there are lots of difference between your findings and the manufacturer's claim. The manufacturer is concerned about amount of fat in the lunch meat while you are concerned about calories in the meat.

Learn more about claims here: brainly.com/question/2748145

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