Final answer:
The information given shows that Tony consumed 20% of his daily recommended intake of calcium in one serving of a product. We cannot determine if his total daily intake exceeded 100% DRI for calcium without additional data on his overall consumption.
Step-by-step explanation:
The question is asking whether Tony's intake of calcium was above his Daily Recommended Intake (DRI) based on the given nutritional information. According to the information provided, Tony consumed a product containing 20% of the recommended daily value of calcium. The daily recommended intake of calcium for adults after 18 years of age is 800 mg/day. Given that Tony's intake is 20% of his daily value, this would correspond to a part of the 800 mg he needs each day, assuming a 2000 calorie diet.
If Tony only consumed the product with the nutritional information provided once in the day, then his intake of calcium would be below 100% DRI, as he would have consumed only 20% of the calcium he needs daily. However, if he consumed enough servings of the product or other calcium sources that, in total, would provide 100% or more of the DRI, then it would be greater than 100. Without further information on Tony's total daily intake, we cannot definitively say his DRI for calcium was above 100%.