Given :
A = <span>70 years old
H = 172 cm
W = 55 kg
so calculate the the basal energy rate B
B = </span><span>655.096 + 9.563W +1.85H - 4.676A
</span><span>where B is the basal energy rate (in calories), W is the weight (in kilograms), H is the height (in centimeters), and A is the age (in years)
substitute the given
B = </span>655.096 + 9.563(55) +1.85(172) - 4.676(70)
B = 1171.941 cal is the basal energy rate, since he is prescribed for 1000 cal per day is not enough because basal energy is the calorie needed at rest only how about the calorie needed for the daily acivities.
Answer:
y=5x-21
Step-by-step explanation:
I got S > 2
Because you would multiply both sides by two then subtract by twelve
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Answer:
n=3
Step-by-step explanation:
n/45=1/45
cross multiplying
15n=45
n=45/15
n=3
36 Yards and 2 feet equals 110 feet, so no.
