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sarasara

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If ____ is estimated, it is typically calculated by multiplying daily caloric intake by 10 percent.
 A) RMR
  B) TEF
  C) BMR
  D) TEE

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Why is there a difference between the amount of ATP produced by glucose and by glycogen?
 a. The breakdown of glycogen requires many more steps thus more ATP is produced along the way.
  b. The breakdown of glycogen requires less ATP in the energy investment phase.
  c. Glucose and glycogen use very different metabolic pathways to yield pyruvate and that accounts for the difference in ATP production.
  d. Less water is produced when glucose is the starting compound and that directly affects ATP production.



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Answer to Question 1

B

Answer to Question 2

b



sarasara

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Both answers were spot on, thank you once again



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