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Maria has a BMI of 29, and Wanda has a BMI of 24. Both girls are 5 6 tall and 22 years old. Based on what you know about body weight, which girl has a lower osteoporosis risk?

a) Maria because greater body weight stimulates bones to become denser.
b) Wanda because excess body fat puts a strain on bones that decreases bone mass.
c) Wanda because lower body weight stimulates bones to become denser.
d) There is not enough information to determine

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