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Calculation of food that contains grams of carbohydrates, three grams of protein, and two grams of oilat, yields how many kilocalories.
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So i'm not sure exactly what oil that is.
00:14
But i'm guessing what you meant to say was fat or oil or fat.
00:20
So we know for lipids how much we can figure out through math how to calculate each thing.
00:32
So if it is oil and fat that you meant to type, then one gram of fat is equal to 9 kilo calories, and 1 gram of protein is equal to 4 kilo calories.
00:45
So we can plug that in to this equation by just adding them up.
00:50
So 3 times 4 is 12 and 2 times 9 is 18.
00:55
And that gives us 30 kilo calories from this food.
01:05
And also i'm not sure exactly it says contains grams of carbohydrates, so i'm not sure if it contains zero grams, if it contains one, but that will also change the equation.
01:16
So i think you need to be more clear in your question, but the way to solve this problem is to use this right here.
01:24
So if it was one gram of key at carbohydrates, three grams of protein, and two grams of oil are fat, then the answer would be 31 or 34...
