What is an equation that you can use to find the number of Calories in any number of grams of trail mix?
Well, it depends on the label...
Define
- the total number of calories,
#"Cal"# , as#q_(Cal)# - the number of calories per container as
#barq_(Cal)# in terms of#"Cal/container"# - the number of servings as
#N_(Serv)# - the serving size in terms of
#"g/serving"# as#m_(Serv)# - the number of calories per container as
Then by simple unit conversion,
#8 cancel"servings" xx "43 g"/cancel"1 serving" = "344 g/container"#
And thus,
#color(blue)(q_(Cal)) = "190 Cal"/cancel"container" xx cancel"1 container"/"344 g"#
#=# #color(blue)("0.522 Cal/g")#
In general,
#barul|stackrel(" ")(" "q_(Cal) = barq_(Cal)/(N_(Serv)m_(Serv))" ")|#
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Calories = grams of trail mix × calories per gram (given constant value).
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