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Sharon is a 40-year-old female. She weighs 172 pounds and is 5’7". Sharon is an employee at a retail store and walks around the shop periodically throughout the day to help customers. Sharon does not have a car, so she walks 0.5 mile to work and from work. After she comes home, she relaxes for the rest of the day.

Based on this information about Sharon calculate her estimated energy requirement (EER) and BMI
1. Age
a. 22 years
b. 35 years
c. 38 years
d. 40 years
2. Physical Activity Factor
a. 1.00
b. 1.11
c. 1.12
d. 1.25
e. 1.27
f. 1.45
g. 1.48

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Step-by-step explanation:

1. Age:

d. 40 years

EER calculated using the formula:

EER = {354 - (6.91 x a)} + b x {(9.36 x c) + (726 x d)}

where, a = age, b= physical activity, c= weight in kilograms (kg), d= height in meters (m).

= {354 - (6.91 x 40)} + 0.5 x {(9.36 x 78) + (726 x 0.14478)

=(354- 276.4) + (0.5 x 730.08) + 105.11028)

= 77.6 + 365.04 + 105.11028

= 547.75028.

BMI:

BMI = kg/m2 where kg= 78, m = 0.14478

BMI =
(78)/(0.14478^(2) )

BMI = 3,721.

2. Physical Activity Factor:

e.

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