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    During an Isotonic Muscle Contraction, What Happens to the H
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During an Isotonic Muscle Contraction, What Happens to the H

Question 6

Question 6

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During an isotonic muscle contraction, what happens to the H zone?


A) it does not change
B) it gets longer
C) it gets shorter
D) it gets longer and shorter, successively

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