Question

At soccer practice, Natalie ran laps and practice dribbling after practice. She had a granola bar, a piece of fruit and some fruit juice. Use the information in the table to determine the total calorie change running laps calories burned 158 dribbling calories burned 106 granola bar calories 193 fruit calories 46 juice calories 41.

Answer 1

To determine the total calorie change for Natalie, we need to calculate the total number of calories burned during practice and then subtract the total number of calories consumed from her snacks.

1. Calories burned:

   • Running laps: 158 calories
   • Dribbling: 106 calories

   Total calories burned = 158 + 106 = 264 calories

2. Calories consumed:

   • Granola bar: 193 calories
   • Piece of fruit: 46 calories
   • Fruit juice: 41 calories

   Total calories consumed = 193 + 46 + 41 = 280 calories

3. Total calorie change: Calorie change = Total calories burned - Total calories consumed
   Calorie change = 264 - 280 = -16 calories

So, the total calorie change is -16 calories, meaning Natalie consumed 16 more calories than she burned during practice.