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Two different people (person A and person B) require different amounts of food energy every day. Person A and person B are both the same height, weight, age, and they get the sa…

Two different people (person A and person B) require different amounts of food energy every day. Person A and person B are both the same height, weight, age, and they get the sa…
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Two different people (person A and person B) require different amounts of food energy every day.

Person A and person B are both the same height, weight, age, and they get the same amount of exercise each day. Why might person A and person B still require different amounts of food energy?

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one might have problems....

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