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People have different energy requirements due to a variety of factors, including age, sex, body composition, activity level, and overall health. For instance, physically active individuals typically need more calories to support their energy expenditure, while sedentary people require fewer. Additionally, metabolic rates can vary among individuals, leading to differences in how efficiently they use energy from food. Genetic factors and hormonal influences also play significant roles in determining energy needs.
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What are the requirments of civilization?
food shelter wifes
How is the energy in a food chain different from the energy of the wind?
how is the energy in a food chain different form the energy of the wind?
What people use different natrural from the ocean for food energy and recreation?
they use salt
What are the basic requirments for life?
Food, water, light and oxygen
How is geological energy different from biological energy such as calories creatures get when they consume food?
How is this kind of geological energy different from biological energy (such as the calories creatures get when they consume food)? How are they the same
Is enery form the sun the same as energy from food but you a different form?
*is energy from the sun the same as energy from food but in a different form ?* energy gets past threw in a cycle, plants take in energy, animals eat plants, humans make animals in to food.
Do people like to eat food?
Yes, People do like to eat food. Food gives people energy, so then they could do things. If people don't eat food, they won't have the energy to do things._Hope it helps! :)
What type of energy is food?
Chemical Energy Potential Energy......which is stored in chemical bonds
How do people get energy for movement?
from food
Where will you get your energy?
Most energy people use comes from food.
What form of energy do people use?
The energy we get from the food, which is a type of chemical energy.
Does everyone receive the same amount of nourishment by eating the same food?
No, different people require differing energy and vitamin intakes.
