Part A The progressive sequence of food security to death is: from food security to food insecurity, to malnutrition, to starvation, to hunger to death. from food security to food insecurity, to malnutrition, to hunger, to starvation to death. from food security to food insecurity, to hunger, to malnutrition, to starvation to death. from food security to food insecurity, to starvation, to hunger, to malnutrition to death.
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$\mathbf{A}$ measure of malnutrition, called the pelidisi, varies directly as the cube root of a person's weight in grams and inversely as the person's sitting height in centimeters. A person with a pelidisi below 100 is considered to be undernourished, while a pelidisi greater than 100 indicates overfeeding. A person who weighs $48,820 \mathrm{g}$ with a sitting height of $78.7 \mathrm{cm}$ has a pelidisi of $100 .$ Find the pelidisi (to the nearest whole number) of a person whose weight is $54,430 \mathrm{g}$ and whose sitting height is $88.9 \mathrm{cm} .$ Is this individual undernourished or overfed? (FIGURE CAN NOT COPY)
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