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For a male who is thirteen, weighs 98 pounds, is 5’’4, and exercises for more than an hour every day, he needs 2600 calories. However, the question asks for a meal that is a third of the daily intake. C = 2600 / 3 = 867 calories Now, we can calculate an inequality that displays the amount of calories he may eat compared to fat, protein, and carbohydrates. 867 ≥ 9f + 4p + 4c

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