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berenicecastro

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Which of the following BEST describes energy that is needed for muscular work?
   
  1.dietary thermogenesis
  2.the thermic effect of food
  3.basal metabolism
  4.physical activity

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Which of the following BEST describes dietary thermogenesis?
  1.energy needed for muscular work
  2.energy use related to food ingestion
  3.energy required to maintain normal body functions while at rest
  4.the amount of energy needed to raise 1 kg of water from 15 degrees C to 16 degrees C



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