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A typical diet in the United States provides 15% of the calories from protein, 4

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A typical diet in the United States provides 15% of the calories from protein, 45% from carbohydrates, and the remainder from fats. Calculate the grams of protein, carbohydrates, and fat to be included each day in diets having the following caloric requirements:
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Explanation / Answer

Data obtained from source material
Fats = 9 Kcal/g
Proteins = 4 Kcal/g
Carbohydrates = 4 Kcal/g

A)1200kcal =protein +carbohydrates +fats
protein =0.15&1200 = 180kcal =45g
carbohydrates= 0.45*1200=540kcal=135g
fats= 0.4*1200= 480kcal=53.33g

B)1900kcal
protein =0.15&1900 = 285kcal=71.25g
carbohydrates= 0.45*1900=855kcal=213.75g
fats= 0.4*1900= 760kcal=84.44g

C)2600kcal
protein =0.15&2600 = 390kcal=97.5g
carbohydrates= 0.45*2600=1170kcal=292.5g
fats= 0.4*2600= 1040kcal=115.55g

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