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OpenStudy (anonymous):

tissues of living organisms consist primarily of organic compounds; that is they contain carbon molecules known as proteins, carbohydrates, and fats. A healthy human body is approximately 18% carbon by weight. determine how many pounds of carbon your own body contains how many kilograms?

OpenStudy (anonymous):

I don't know your weight LOL. Know your weight. Take 18% of it or simply multiply it by 0.18. That's the mass of carbon. If you took your weight in Kilograms, this will be in kilograms. You'll have to convert to pounds then

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