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recommendations by nutrition calculator I am just below the normal range recommended for my age. The DRI (Dietary Reference Intake) recommends women between the ages 19-70 should consume 45-65% of their diet come from carbohydrates. My intake recommended by the nutrition calculator was 867-1252 calories, and I only consumed 803 calories, which was just below my goal for carbohydrates. DRI recommends 20-35% of my calorie intake should come from Fats (lipids). The nutrition calculator goal for fat…

In the early 17th century names like Francois Viete and Bartholomeo Pitiscus were still ringing through the mathematical community’s ears. Viete had blown everyone away with his book Canon Mathematicus in 1579. The book contained a collection of trigonometric formulas and tables. Viete was also responsible for trisecting an angle and the construction of the regular pentagon. Bartholomeo Pitiscus had coined the term trigonometry in the title of his 1595 book, Trigonometria. This book was split…

break easy if you drop it. IN the future technology is going to part of are daily life. Computers are good because they have things that help kids. Kids can’t usually use these without a computer or IPADS. They have calculators on the IPAD so they can use that in steed of a regular calculator. Computers or IPADS have cowriter and they help students because kids can use predictive…

In the 1950s, technology was slowly evolving and as it evolved so did the methods used in war and how Americans viewed the government and entertainment. Radar was one of the first advances to contribute to the war, then the development of the Electronic Numerical Integrator and Computer that helped develop the fusion bomb. Next, the first satellite was sent to revolve around the Earth, but it was from the Soviet Union, which resulted in Americans drive to develop Explorer 1. It ultimately…

Material selection The main purpose of outer material is to provide enough insulation. So minimum heat transfer coefficient is required for the outer material. Other selection criteria are: 1. Cost 2. Environment friendly 3. Availability Alternatives along with heat transfer coefficient are: • Wood : 0.19 w/m/k • Plastics: 0.29 w/m/k • Polystyrene foam: 0.04 w/m/k • Polyurethane foam: 0.03 w/m/k From the above alternative more suitable outer materials are Polystyrene foam and Polyurethane…

Firstly, physical therapists must measure angles and apply them to a patient. Secondly, physical therapists must use a calculator to perform tasks like calculating cost. Thirdly, physical therapists must use a computer for tasks like logging history and study information, Forthly, physical therapists must solve problems in a group in order to help their patients, other therapists…

How then, can we expect these students to perform on the same playing field as students with unlimited resources at their fingertips? If one student has access to a graphing calculator at home, and the other does not, the student without a calculator is disadvantaged greatly. Not only is the student who has the calculator capable of working at home he is more than likely encouraged to do so. The flip side of this situation is that a student from the low-income area may be more encouraged to find…

geometry concepts along with programming expertise but also showed an engagement in learning that's rare in more traditional, drill-and-practice classroom activities.” (Boss). Then, in 1972, people questioned the handheld calculator in the classroom. Yet, a handheld calculator is a staple in almost every classroom in every school in America now. Controversy about technology in the classroom stems from a fear of the unknown. According to Education News, “Today’s…

breaks every day because our classes are so boring, we sit around all day, and we need exercise. You know how all kids say how boring school is? Well, they're not lying. In math, we mostly just use the calculator anyway. With the technology we have today we can type entire equations into our calculator. Half of our English class, we end up reading. Why can’t we spend some of that…

store, record the cost in ounces, pounds, or another way, which will allow you to compare costs even if the other store does not carry the item in the same size. If the store does not provide this information, use your cell phone calculator, or bring along a pocket calculator to figure out the cost. While this will take extra time on a shopping trip, if you are visiting more than one store, be sure to include the cost of the items at all the stores you visit. If you are visiting one…