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Answer:
51.28 grams of fat will gain
Explanation:
Correction: 10,000 kj about 2500 cal not 2500 kcal.
Asumption: basal metabolic rate will depend of weight, lenght, age and gender but its estipulated a 2000 cal basal metabolic rate as a standar for the calculation for nutritional value of food.
eating a 2500 cal in one day will left
Consuming about 2,500 calories in a day where you only sit relaxed for 16 hours and the rest of the time was used to sleep will mean a basal metabolism of 2000 cal, so 500 calories were left unused, taking into account that 1 calorie is about 4 kj we have to
500 cal * 4kj / cal = 2000 kj
The amount of energy stored as fat will be given by the following equation:
Unused energy / energy contained in one gram of fat = 2000 kj / (39 kj / g) = 51.28 grams of fat gain
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