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B. 121 units
C. 1331 units
D. 14641 units
Given that the human body is about 70% water, a person who weighs 130 pounds would carry about 91 pounds of water weight.
The question is asking us to calculate the amount of water by weight in a human body. We can solve this by using a percentage (or a decimal equivalent) and multiplying that by the person's total weight. Given that 7/10 (or 70%) of the human body is water and the person weighs 130 pounds, we simply multiply 130 by 0.7 (the decimal equivalent of 7/10).
To calculate: 130 pounds * 0.7 = 91 pounds. Therefore, about 91 pounds of a person who weighs 130 pounds is water.
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Answer:
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