Question

what is the main goal of recommended dietary allowances (rdas)?
○ to inspect school cafeterias across the united states
○ to regulate foods sold at supermarkets and farmers markets
○ to investigate claims of tainted food being served in restaurants
○ to indicate daily nutrient requirements

Explanation:

Recommended Dietary Allowances (RDAs) are standards set to show the daily nutrient amounts needed for good health. Inspecting school cafeterias, regulating food sales, or investigating tainted food claims are not RDA goals; those relate to food safety/regulation (e.g., FDA's role, not RDA). RDAs focus on nutrient requirements.

Answer:

D. to indicate daily nutrient requirements (assuming the last option is labeled D; adjust label as per original, but the correct option is the one stating to indicate daily nutrient requirements)