Paradox Questions - - Question 9

Sixty adults were asked to keep a diary of their meals, including what they consumed, when, and in the company of how...

Julie-V August 12, 2019

(E)

Hi LSAT Max, I was also confused as to why (E) was correct. After reading Chris's explanation, it's not as confusing. Can someone confirm that the following interpretation of the explanation is correct? comparing food groups (carbs, protein, fats) and saying more calories came from one specific food groups doesn't explain why the presence of alcohol caused the ~175 calorie increase thank you in advance!

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Victoria August 12, 2019

Hi @Julie-V

Correct! One calorie from carbs is equivalent to one calorie from protein, fats, etc. So the fact that more calories came from one food group says nothing about why ~175 more calories would be consumed at a meal with alcohol.

Keep up the good work!