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What would happen if the flexors of your forearm were functional but not the antagonistic extensors?

What would happen if the flexors of your forearm were functional but not the antagonistic extensors?
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What would happen if the flexors of your forearm were functional but not the antagonistic extensors?

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It won't be able to move. What action would occur if both the flexors and extensors contracted simultaneously.
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