Answer:
1. 1,260 calories
2. 20g
3. 80 calories
4. 27g
5. 2225mg
6. 725mg
7. 5 servings
8. 300 calories
Explanation:
1. 60 calories * 21 servings = 1,260 calories
2. The nutrition label states for every serving of crackers, there is 10g of carbohydrates. For 2 servings, there would be 20g of it.
3. 2 servings of carbs is 20g, as answered in the last question. Find the total calories by multiplying the grams of carbs by how much calories per gram. (20 * 4 = 80 calories)
4. First, calculate how many grams of fat are in two servings (1.5g * 2 servings = 3g). Then, find the total calories by multiplying the grams of fat by how much calories per gram (9 * 3 = 27g).
5. There is 890mg sodium in one serving. There are 2.5 servings. Find the total amount of sodium by multiplying these numbers (890 * 2.5 = 2225mg).
6. As found in #5, the amount of sodium in the can is 2225mg. Subtract the recommended guideline, and you get the difference of the two (2225 - 1500 = 725mg).
7. You meet 4% of the daily requirement in one serving. Divide 4% by the 20% target goal to get the amount of servings needed (20 ÷ 4 = 5 servings).
8. I'm assuming it's asking how much calories are in the amount of servings of the last question, so again, 5 servings * 60 calories = 300 total calories.
Drowsiness, inability to think or move accordingly to the correct lanes or drive in a direct line.
Answer:
Candice is at a greater risk of developing <u>depression</u>.
Explanation:
One of the symptoms of depression is to have a catastofic way of interpreting reality, or what happends. If she blames herself for the bad things that happen, and thinks very low of herself all the time, this affects the possibility of having emotional stability. This way of interpreting reality as so bad and negative, bringing the bad on her, is complicated because it does not allow a person to see the good things. This inhabilitates her to promote or read the aspects of life differently, and there for take differnt actions over the problems or obstacles that are always present in everyones life.
Well if you already have the silver stuff on your tooth the only way to get it out is if your tooth falls out or if the stuff scrapes off...or you could just lower the amount of sugar intake you have.
Hope I could help!!
