Which of the following statements concerning infant nutrition is correct?

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Supplemental water is not necessary, even in hot, dry climates.The sources of water are fluids (primarily milk) and food; most strained foods are 75% to 85% water.Most infant diets, without supplementation, meet the basic water requirement.Recommended protein requirements are 9/day during the first 6 months and 11g per day during the second 6 months.No more than 20% of an infant's daily energy requirement should come from protein because they are not able to process and excrete the excess nitrogen from higher protein diets.Breast milk and formulas provide approximately 50% of their calories as fat.Significantly lower intakes, such as in skim milk feedings, can result in an inadequate energy intake.

Which of the Following Statements Concerning Infant Nutrition Is Correct