Which of the following statements about energy balance is correct? In a non-exercising subject that is in a state of positive energy balance: A. Energy in exceeds energy out B. Excess energy is stored mainly as bodyfat A is true, B is true; A is false, B is false; A is false, B is true; A is true, B is false.

Which of the following statements about energy balance is correct? In a non-exercising subject that is in a state of positive energy balance: A. Energy in exceeds energy out B. Excess energy is stored mainly as bodyfat A is true, B is true; A is false, B is false; A is false, B is true; A is true, B is false.

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Chapter12: Useful Facts About Sugars, Starches, And Fiber

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