Claudia wants to measure her body composition. How will she MOST accurately complete this measurement?

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She will compare her height to her waist circumference.

She will compare her height to her waist circumference.

She will compare the fat mass to the non-fat mass in her body.

She will compare the fat mass to the non-fat mass in her body.

She will compare her weight to the weight of people her same age.

She will compare her weight to the weight of people her same age.

She will compare the amount of weight she lifts to her own body weight.

She will compare the fat mass to the non-fat mass in her body.

To most accurately measure her body composition, Claudia should compare her fat mass to her non-fat mass in her body. This can be done through methods such as dual-energy X-ray absorptiometry (DXA), bioelectrical impedance analysis (BIA), or skinfold measurements using calipers. These methods provide a more precise measurement of the percentage of fat mass and non-fat mass in the body, giving a better understanding of body composition than simply comparing height, waist circumference, weight, or weightlifting capabilities.