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Consider a person whose diet provides a daily energy intake of 10,500 kJ and whose daily activities result in their body consuming 9500 kJ of energy daily. If this situation continues for several months the possible outcome would be:

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Consider a person whose diet provides a daily energy intake of 10,500 kJ and whose daily activities result in their body consuming 9500 kJ of energy daily. If this situation continues for several months the possible outcome would be:

  1. a gradual rise in basal metabolic rate.
  2. The person increases their mass by several kilograms of fat tissue
  3. The energy requirements of daily activities will rise to consume 10,500 kJ
  4. An increase in radiation from the body to dissipate excess energy
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waelhammad
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B: If energy intake is greater than energy expenditure, the person will store the excess energy as fat, so will get fatter.

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