CONSIDER THIS 1. Suppose that you did not put salad dressing equivalent to one tablespoon of...

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CONSIDER THIS 1. Suppose that you did not put salad dressing equivalent to one tablespoon of vegetable oil on your salad at dinner. How many fewer nutritional calories would you have eaten as fat? Assume that 1 tablespoon of oil has a volume of 15 mL, a density of 0.92 g/mL, and supplies 8.8 kcal/g of oil when consumed. (Also recall that 1 nutritional calorie is equal to 1 kcal.) 2. How many loaves of bread would a bicycle rider in the Tour de France have to eat daily to supply a requirement of 5000 kcal/day? Assume 17 slices of bread/loaf with each slice (40 g) supplying 100 kcal. CONSIDER THIS 1. Suppose that you did not put salad dressing equivalent to one tablespoon of vegetable oil on your salad at dinner. How many fewer nutritional calories would you have eaten as fat? Assume that 1 tablespoon of oil has a volume of 15 mL, a density of 0.92 g/mL, and supplies 8.8 kcal/g of oil when consumed. (Also recall that 1 nutritional calorie is equal to 1 kcal.) 2. How many loaves of bread would a bicycle rider in the Tour de France have to eat daily to supply a requirement of 5000 kcal/day? Assume 17 slices of bread/loaf with each slice (40 g) supplying 100 kcal.

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Answer 1 I tablespoon oil 15 ml Density 092 gml Mass in g dens... View the full answer