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Assume that a healthy, very active individual is consuming an average of 2,500 kcal each day. 65% of these calories are coming from complex carbohydrates, 18% from protein, and 17% from lipid. How many grams of each does this equate to? (OK to round up or down) a. 458, 175, 100 b. 551, 185, 90 c. 550, 185, 91 d. 551, 175,66 O O "a" "b" "C" "d" None of the above are correct values.

Assume that a healthy, very active individual is consuming an average of 2,500 kcal each day. 65% of these calories are coming from complex carbohydrates, 18% from protein, and 17% from lipid. How many grams of each does this equate to? (OK to round up or down) a. 458, 175, 100 b. 551, 185, 90 c. 550, 185, 91 d. 551, 175,66 O O "a" "b" "C" "d" None of the above are correct values.

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Assume that a healthy, very active individual is consuming an average of 2,500 kcal each day. 65% of these calories are coming from complex carbohydrates, 18% from protein, and 17% from lipid. How many grams of each does this equate to? (OK to round up or down) a. 458, 175, 100 b. 551, 185, 90 c. 550, 185, 91 d. 551, 175,66 O O "a" "b" "C" "d" None of the above are correct values.
Transcribed Image Text:Assume that a healthy, very active individual is consuming an average of 2,500 kcal each day. 65% of these calories are coming from complex carbohydrates, 18% from protein, and 17% from lipid. How many grams of each does this equate to? (OK to round up or down) a. 458, 175, 100 b. 551, 185, 90 c. 550, 185, 91 d. 551, 175,66 O O "a" "b" "C" "d" None of the above are correct values.
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