The container of a breakfast cereal ususally lists the number of calories and the amounts of protein, carbohydrate, and fat contained in one serving of the cereal. The amounts for two cereals tion list K table. Suppose a mixture of these two cereals is to be prepared that contains exactly 290 calories, 9 g of protein, 43 g of carbohydrate, and 9 g of fat Use this information to answer parts (a Click the icon to view the nutrient information stion 13 on 14 (8) Set up a vector equation for this problem. Let x, be the number of servings for cereal A and let x2 be the number of servings for cereal B 100 15 X 4 43 (b) Write an equivalent matrix equation, and then determine if the desired mixture of the two cereals can be prepared. 100 X2 43 Determine if the desired mixture of the two cereals can be prepared Select the correct choice and, if necessary, fill in the answer box to complete your choice. A. Yes, the desired mixture can be prepared with | serving(s) of cereal A and |serving(s) of cereal B (Simplify your answers.) Time Q. Searchfor two car mution to answer par igs for cereal A and let X, be the number of servings for cereal B Nutrition Information - X Nutrition Information Per Serving Nutrient Cereal A Cereal B Calories 100 140 if the Protein (g) 4 3 Carbohydrate (g) 18 16 Fat (9) 2 6 Print ne of cereal A and serving(s) of cereal B