Your weight needs to be in kilograms (kg) and your height needs to be in meters (m). Show your numbers for this calculation to receive full credit

Complete the Chapter 10 Personal Dietary Analysis on pages 433-434. Accessing the eBook in Connect is the same, but I think at this point you know how to do it.

As usual, you will need to do some calculations. Allow yourself enough time to ask me questions if necessary. (You will not need to do calculations on the exam.)

Don't forget to convert to metric measurements as instructed. Your weight needs to be in kilograms (kg) and your height needs to be in meters (m). Show your numbers for this calculation to receive full credit. That way I can make sure your number is correct and you haven't under or overestimated the calories recommended per day. This is not an easy calculation. Keep in mind that the average person needs about 2000 calories per day. If your number is smaller than 1000 or bigger than 4000 something is probably wrong.

First, do math in parentheses ()

Second, in parentheses do multiplication and then addition

Third, subtraction is always last

PEMDAS, Parentheses, Exponents, Multiplication, Division, Addition, Subtraction

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Criteria for Success

This assignment is worth 20 points. About 1.5% of your grade. (Lowest score in the Analysis category automatically dropped)