Choose two variables: one for the number of packs of bodybuilding fast and one for the number of packs of bulking up. using the variables, write an inequality for each of the three constraints: amount of carbohydrate, amount of protein, and amount of fat. (you can write > = for "greater than or equal to" and < = for "less than or equal to".)

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Eden Medina

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29 December, 02:55

Choose two variables: one for the number of packs of bodybuilding fast and one for the number of packs of bulking up. using the variables, write an inequality for each of the three constraints: amount of carbohydrate, amount of protein, and amount of fat. (you can write > = for "greater than or equal to" and < = for "less than or equal to".)

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Johnson · Answer 1

Let variable Y correspond to bodybuilding fast, and the variable X to bulking up. The inequalities are:

• Amount of fat > = x

• Amount of protein >=y

• Amount of carbohydrate <=y

More fat is needed to bulk up. More protein is required to build fast and fewer carbs is needed to build up.