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14 November, 22:05

If the 180 food calories found in a granola bar come entirely from p grams of protein, f grams of fat, and c grams of carbohydrate, which expresses f in terms of p and c?

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  1. 14 November, 22:08
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    f = 180 - (p + c)

    Step-by-step explanation:

    Food calories found in a granola bar = 180

    This food calorie comes from p grams of protein, f grams of fat and c grams of carbohydrate.

    So Total food calories = calories from protein + calories from fat + calories from carbohydrates.

    p + f + c = 180

    f = 180 - (p + c)

    Therefore, the expression represents f = 180 - (p + c)
  2. 14 November, 22:30
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    f = 180 - p - c

    to find the amount of fat subtract the protein and carbs from the original 180 calories
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