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What do the numbers on a cereal packet mean?
They are hints to a bigger question.
How many servings of cereal would you get from a 1kg packet if each serving weighs 125g?
To determine the number of servings in a 1kg packet of cereal, divide the total weight by the weight of each serving. A 1kg packet is 1000 grams. Dividing 1000 grams by 125 grams per serving gives you 8 servings. Therefore, you would get 8 servings from a 1kg packet of cereal.
What is a cereal packet family?
the cereal packet family- a certain type of nuclear- this refers to the image most people hold of the family. it is also the picture of the family that the media tends to present, especially in adverts. the cereal packet family comprises of parents and children. the woman is a housewife and a full time mother and the man is the 'breadwinner' i.e. he is the one who has to go to work to earn the money.
How many calories are there in a packet of pretzels?
Read the information on the back of the packet!!
Who coined the term 'Cereal Packet Family'?
British sociologist Ann Oakley is credited with coining the term 'Cereal Packet Family' in her research on family life and gender roles in the 1970s. She used it to describe the idealized image of a nuclear family portrayed in advertising and media at that time.
What information is used at each hop to determine where the packet will be forward to?
ip packet header
What information is used at each hop to determine where the packet will be forwarded next?
ip packet header
What in an IP packet header contains information that prevents a packet from continuously circulating around a network?
See time-to-live (TTL) packet
How many calories are in 2 ounces of potato chips?
That would depend on the make. The answer is on the back of the packet under nutrition.
What information is supplied by CDP?
packet switching
Ddiscuss the energy of any nutritional breakfast cereal?
Sultana bran - 325 kilocalories per 100 gram. Should be on side of your packet
What happens to information packets not addressed to a computer?
The packet (and information) will be discarded (not used).
