Which part of the heart contracts and forces oxygen-rich blood throughout the body? A.left atrium B.right atrium C.left ventricle D.right ventricle

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Which part of the heart contracts and forces oxygen-rich blood throughout the body?

A.left atrium
B.right atrium
C.left ventricle
D.right ventricle

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Left ventricle is the answer.

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