Table 4.1a shows some of the recommended dietary allowances for a child under the age of six months. Table 4.1b shows part of the composition of bottle milk that may be fed to a child under the age of six months. Table 4.1a component recommended dietary allowance energy 2770 kJ protein 13 g vitamin C 30 mg iron 6 mg Table 4.1b component amount per 100 cm³ of bottle milk energy 277 kJ fat 3.6 g carbohydrate 7.3 g protein 1.3 g vitamin C 3.0 mg iron 0.6 mg

1. (a)(i)Calculate the volume of bottle milk that a child under the age of six months should be fed each day to obtain the recommended dietary allowance of each component listed in Table 4.1a. You may use the space below to work out your answer.[2]
2. (a)(ii)State and explain the health risks to a child who is fed less bottle milk each day than the volume you have calculated.[4]
3. (b)(i)Many mothers choose to feed their child breast milk rather than bottle milk. Describe some advantages of breast milk compared with bottle milk.[4]
4. (b)(ii)Suggest one reason why a mother may choose to feed her child bottle milk.[1]