As a Nutrition Label Auditor at NutriCheck Solutions, you are reviewing a product label that states: '${}12$ grams of protein is ${}24\%$ of the total recommended daily amount (RDA).' To verify the claim, you must translate this sentence into an algebraic equation. Match each part of the verbal statement to its correct mathematical symbol or algebraic role.

As a Quality Assurance intern at a food manufacturing company, you need to verify the nutritional information on a new yogurt label. The label states that one serving provides ${}12$ grams of protein, which is ${}24\%$ of the recommended daily amount. To calculate the total recommended daily amount, arrange the following problem-solving steps in the correct chronological order.

As a nutrition data analyst, you are verifying the claims on a yogurt product label. The label states that ${}12$ grams of protein in one serving represents ${}24\%$ of the recommended daily amount. Based on the problem-solving strategy for finding the base in a percent application, what is the total recommended daily amount of protein?

When following the problem-solving strategy for the yogurt protein problem, the verbal statement '${}12$ grams is ${}24\%$ of the total recommended daily amount ($a$)' is correctly translated into the algebraic equation ${}12 = 0.24 \cdot a$.

Quality Assurance: Verifying Protein RDA Claims

Auditing a Nutritional Label Claim

As a nutrition labeling auditor at NutriCheck Solutions, you are verifying a client's yogurt packaging claims. The label reads: 'One serving provides 12 grams of protein, which is 24% of the recommended daily amount.' After translating this to the equation ${}12 = 0.24 \cdot a$ and solving to find that $a = 50$, you perform a quick estimation: you note that 24% is approximately one-fourth, and 12 is about one-fourth of 50. According to the standard seven-step problem-solving strategy for percent