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There are 550 calories in 100 g of bacon. There are 196 calories in a fried egg. Philip has 60 g of bacon and two fried eggs for

breakfast. Work out the total number of calories in this breakfast.

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frez [133]2 years ago

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Answer:

509.6 calories

Step-by-step explanation:

196+196=392 calories

10g of bacon=19.6 calories

60g of bacon=19.6×6=117.6 calories

392+117.6=509.6 calories

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