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Explain: how do muscles work in pairs to move the body?
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Explain: how do muscles work in pairs to move the body?
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So muscles work in pairs by one contacting and one relaxing. So if you were to bend your arm one of the muscles would relax and the other could contract
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one muscle set flexes pulling the bone in one direction the other set relaxes controlling the speed. they work together to control direction,speed,and strength of motion
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