Explain problem is based on the nutrition facts

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The following problem is based on the "Nutrition Facts" found on the wrapper of an energy bar, assuming a 2000 calorie diet. The energy bar contains 100 mg of sodium, which constitutes 4% of the maximum recommended daily intake of sodium. The maximum recommended amount of sodium per day, based on this label is______x10^______g. Use 2 sig. figs

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