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Juan is calculating how many calories he consumes in a day. Through internet research he determined that a person his age should

consume 68,820 calories Based in a 31 day month how many calories should Juan consume in a day

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fenix001 [56]4 years ago

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Divide 68,820 by 31 and you’ll get your answer.

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