63. What is the total intake of a client who drinks 100 ml of juice, 75 ml of coffee, and 35 ml of water?
Answer: B
The total intake of the client is 210 ml.
The client consumes a total of 210 ml by adding together 100 ml of juice, 75 ml of coffee, and 35 ml of water.
A) 200 ml.
Option A is incorrect because the total intake does not equal 200 ml. Adding 100 ml of juice and 75 ml of coffee gives 175 ml, and when adding the 35 ml of water, the correct total should be 210 ml.
B) 210 ml.
Option B is correct as it accurately reflects the sum of the liquids consumed: 100 ml (juice) + 75 ml (coffee) + 35 ml (water) equals 210 ml. This total correctly represents the client's overall liquid intake.
C) 240 ml.
Option C is incorrect because it overestimates the total intake. The addition of 100 ml, 75 ml, and 35 ml results in 210 ml, not 240 ml, indicating a miscalculation in the sum.
D) 370 ml.
Option D is also incorrect as it significantly exceeds the actual total intake. The correct addition of the three amounts yields 210 ml, demonstrating that 370 ml is not a possible total based on the provided figures.
Conclusion
The correct answer is 210 ml, as it accurately sums the amounts of juice, coffee, and water consumed. All other options fail to represent the true total intake, either by underestimating or overestimating the combined volume of liquids. Thus, Option B is the only solution that aligns with the calculated intake.