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The image presents three pie charts showing the average percentages of sodium, saturated fats, and added sugars in typical meals consumed in the USA. For sodium, the distribution across meals is: Dinner 43%, Lunch 29%, Breakfast 14%, and Snacks 14%. For saturated fat, the breakdown is: Dinner 37%, Lunch 26%, Snacks 21%, and Breakfast 16%. For added sugar, the percentages are: Snacks 42%, Dinner 23%, Lunch 19%, and Breakfast 16%. A legend identifies the meals as Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner, and Snacks.
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The bar chart compares the avarage persentages in basical meals, which includes three types of nutrients, that can be unhealthy if eaten a lot.
Overall the graph determaine, the percentages of sodium, saturated fat, and added sugar. Which they eaten in breakfast, lunch, dinner and snacks times.
From the details of the sodium, we can mantion that about 43% of this nutrient have eaten in dinner, 29% in the lunch, and also 14% in the breakfast and the snacks. In the dinner the saturated fat nutriant that eaten is around 37%, lunch 26%, sancks 21%, and breakfast 16%.
About added sugar, the highiest amount of sugar eaten in snacks around 42%, in dinner 23%, breakfast remain the same it is again 16%, and the lunch is 19%.
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