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3 years ago

Help me plz help me plz

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iragen [17]3 years ago

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A) 16 grams/4crackers will give the calories of one cracker; 16/4= 4 calories per cracker

B) we have 20 crackers per container so, first off you’ll calculate 20 divided by 4 and you’ll get 5 keep that aside and calculate the mass of 4 crackers which is already given as 16 grams. So 16x4= 64 and as what we kept aside was 5 so you’ll multiply 5 by 64= 320 grams. In order to get one cracker you’ll divide 320/20= which will give 16 grams.

C) it’s simply 15/4= 3.75 since each serving is 4 crackers. So on cracker has 3.75 calories from fat.

You’re welcome

Lisa [10]3 years ago

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Answer:

A: 1 crackers = 95/4 cals

B: mass= 16/4

c: 15/4

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