How many servings would a person need to consume to get the total amount of calcium needed in a day?Group of answer choices201025

To determine how many servings a person would need to consume to meet their daily calcium requirement, we first need to clarify the daily recommended calcium intake, which is typically around 1,000 mg for adults (though it may vary based on age and gender).

Assuming that the serving size in question provides a specific amount of calcium (for example, let's say each serving provides 200 mg of calcium), we can do the calculations as follows:

1. Calculate Daily Calcium Requirement:

   • Daily Calcium Requirement = 1000 mg (standard for adults)

2. Amount of Calcium per Serving:

   • Amount of Calcium per Serving = 200 mg

3. Calculate Number of Servings Needed:

   • Number of Servings = $\frac{\text{Daily Calcium Requirement}}{\text{Amount of Calcium per Serving}} = \frac{1000 \text{ mg}}{200 \text{ mg/serving}} = 5 \text{ servings}$

Now, you must choose between the given options (20, 10, 25), likely confirming that none of these options match our calculated servings of 5. It would suggest reviewing the calcium content per serving or the daily requirement as there might be a mistake in the options provided.

Final Answer

Given the structure of the options provided (20, 10, 25), none corresponds accurately based on a typical calcium requirement calculation. More context or information about the amount of calcium per serving is needed to make a definitive answer.