11. Use the data below to answer the following question: How much more energy is stored in a gramof fat than in a gram of hydrated glycogen?Fat: 39.1 kJ/gGlycogen: 17.5 kJ/g. In its hydrated form in cells, glycogen binds twice its weight in water.12. Consider a 70-kg man containing 10 kg fat. Given that a gram of fat contains 6.7 times moreenergy than a gram of hydrated glycogen in cells, how much heavier would he have to be to storethe same amount of energy in the form of glycogen?13. Given that glycogen catabolism requires 5.0 kJ/L O2 and protein catabolism requires 4.6 kJ/L O2,what is the maximum percentage error involved in assuming a conversion factor of 4.8 kJ/L O₂ ifrespiration were actually to involve only carbohydrate or only protein?14. If a person's metabolic rate is 8640 kJ/day, what is it in watts? 1 W = 1 J/s.

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