Does drinking DRINK 1 provide more energy than drinking DRINK 2? Explain your rational from a metabolic perspective   Drink 1 - 8.4 oz 110 calories 90 mg of sodium total carb 28 g sugars 27 grams caffeine content: 80 mg/8.4 oz Drink 2 - 12 oz 140 calories 45 mg of sodium total carb 39g total sugars 39 g caffeine content: 34 mg/12 oz

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