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Anna tries to keep her kilocalorie intake under control. She eats mostly lean meats or fish and a lot of vegetables. Yesterday, for dinner, she had 3 ounces of baked salmon with half a cup of mashed sweet potatoes and about a cup of steamed asparagus. She is concerned about her weight and decided to calculate the kilocalories in her meal. She looked up the nutrient content of her foods and she consumed
7 grams of fat (in salmon)
36 grams of carbohydrates (in sweet potatoes and asparagus)
27 grams of protein (in salmon, sweet potatoes, and asparagus)
(A) How many kilocalories did Anna consume for dinner? Round the number of kilocalories to the nearest whole number.
(B) How many of Anna's kilocalories came from proteins? Round the number of kilocalories to the nearest whole number.

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