How Does a Calorie (Lower Case "C") Differ from a Calorie

question 10

Multiple Choice

How does a calorie (lower case "c") differ from a Calorie (upper case "C") ?

• A) One calorie equals 100 Calories.
• B) One calorie equals 1000 Calories.
• C) One Calorie equals 100 calories.
• D) One Calorie equals 1000 calories.
• E) They are the same.

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