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12Chapter 1 The BasicsD Applying the Concepts [Example 14]115. Babies According to the chart, in 2002 the number ofbabies born to mothers between the ages of 20 and29 was 2,082,497. Write this number in words.Two million, eighty-two thousand, four hundred ninety-seven.116. Cars The map shows the highest producers of carsin 2002. According to the map, Germany produced6,213,000 cars. Write this number in words.Six million, two hundred thirteen thousand.20-somethings have most babiesUnder 15 7,31515–19 425,49320–29 2,082,49730–39 1,405,14640–44 95,78845–49 5,22450–54 263Source: National Center for Health StatisticsWhere Are Our Cars Coming From?United StatesFrance 3,019,000GermanySouth KoreaJapanSource: www.oica.net6,213,0004,086,00010,781,00011,596,000Food Labels In 1993 the government standardized the way in which nutrition information was presented on the labels ofmost packaged food products. Figure 2 shows a standardized food label from a package of cookies that I ate at lunch theday I was writing the problems for this problem set. Use the information in Figure 2 to answer the following questions.117. How many cookies are in the package?10118. If I paid $0.50 for the package of cookies, how much dideach cookie cost?$0.05119. If the “calories” category stands for calories per serving,how many calories did I consume by eating thewhole package of cookies?420120. Suppose that, while swimming, I burn 11 calories eachminute. If I swim for 20 minutes, will I burn enoughcalories to cancel out the calories I added by eating 5cookies?Yes, by 10 caloriesNutrition FactsServing Size 5 Cookies(about 43 g)Servings Per Container 2Calories 210Fat Calories 90* Percent Daily Values (DV) arebased on a 2,000 calorie diet.Amount/servingTotal Fat 9 gSat. Fat 2.5 gCholest. less than 5 mgSodium 110 mg%DV*15%12%2%5%Amount/servingTotal Carb. 30 gFiber 1 gSugars 14 gProtein 3 gVitamin A 0% • Vitamin C 0% • Calcium 2% • Iron 8%%DV*10%2%Sandwich cremesFigure 2