Question: Please Help With #2 A-e! I Cannot Find Where I Went Wrong. Please Help. Thank You In Advanced

Problem 2 Work problem with 1 decimal. You work for a vet and have been asked to formulate a diet using a combination of canned and kibble foods for a client’s dog to contain 20% fat on a dry matter basis. You are going to use a combination of a canned food and a dry kibble food that are described below. Formulate the diet on a dry matter basis. The guaranteed analyses from the labels are below (guaranteed analyses are always in as fed basis). Canned Food Moisture -78% Crude protein-8.0% Crude fat-6.0% Ash=0.5% ME = 1.20 Kcal/gram Kibble Diet Moisture – 10% Crude protein = 32.0% Crude fat- 15% Ash -2.0% ME – 3.75 Kcal/gram Product Canned Food % Dry Matter 78% moisture-100% 22% DM 10%-100% 90% DM % Protein, DMB 8% 22% DM1.8% CP 32% x 90% DM= 28.8% CP % Fat, DMB 6% x 22% DM 1.3% Fat 15% 90% DM- 13.5% Fat Kibble Food Fill in the table above by converting the nutrients from an as fed basis to a dry matter basis (DMB). b. Formulate the diet for 20% fat, dry matter basis 20%-13.5%=6.5% 20%-1.3%- 18.7% Canned Food 1.3% 20% Kibble Food 13.5% 6.5+18.7=25.2% 6.5/25.2= 25.8% canned food 18.7/25.2-73.3% kibble food I c. Based on your formulation, what is the % protein (dry matter basis) of your final formulation? 1.8% x 25.8%-7.0% CP Canned 28.8% x 25.8%-7.4% CP Kibble C. Based on your formulation, what is the % protein (dry matter basis) of your final formulation? 1.8% x 25.8%=7.0% CP Canned 28.8% x 25.8%-7.4% CP Kibble d. Convert your dry matter formulation to an as fed basis as this would be the form you’d provide to a client. Once you get the formula, you can round to the whole number to complete e 25.8% Canned / 22% DM-1% ASF 73.3% Kibble / 90% DM-81% ASF I How many kcal of ME will the dog be consuming if she’s eating 300 grams of the provided formulation?