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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 lapse calories burn 153 dribbling calories burn 109 granola bar calories 188 cal 45 juice calories 40.

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Answered by GPT-4o mini
To determine the total calorie change for Natalie, we'll need to calculate the calories burned from running laps and dribbling, as well as the calories consumed from her post-practice snack.

1. **Calories burned:**
- Running laps: 153 calories
- Dribbling: 109 calories

Total calories burned = 153 + 109 = **262 calories**

2. **Calories consumed:**
- Granola bar: 188 calories
- Fruit: 45 calories
- Fruit juice: 40 calories

Total calories consumed = 188 + 45 + 40 = **273 calories**

3. **Total calorie change:**
To find the total calorie change, we subtract the total calories burned from the total calories consumed:

Total calorie change = Total calories consumed - Total calories burned
Total calorie change = 273 - 262 = **11 calories**

So, the total calorie change for Natalie after practice is **11 calories**.

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