In absolute terms, fat oxidation _____ as exercise intensity increases from low to moderate levels, although the percentage contribution of fat may actually ______. Group of answer choices pick one only increases; increase increases; decrease decreases; increase decreases; decrease

In absolute terms, fat oxidation _ as exercise intensity increases from low to moderate levels, although the percentage contribution of fat may actually __. Group of answer choices pick one only increases; increase increases; decrease decreases; increase decreases; decrease

Nutritional Sciences: From Fundamentals to Food, Enhanced Edition

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Chapter9: Physical Activity And Health

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In absolute terms, fat oxidation _____ as exercise intensity increases from low to moderate levels, although the percentage contribution of fat may actually ______.

Group of answer choices pick one only

increases; increase

increases; decrease

decreases; increase

decreases; decrease

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