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Body mass index is the ratio of ________.

Body mass index is the ratio of ________.
A) body mass to arm girth
B) body weight in kilograms divided by height in meters squared
C) percent body fat to lean body mass
D) body mass to leg length

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Total Fitness and Wellness, Brief Edition

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Authors: Powers, Dodd

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