What happens when the rate at which we metabolize ATP is slower than the rate at which we consume ATP? A. Muscles are no longer able to contract B. Oxygen leaves the muscles C. Muscles run out of lactic

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What happens when the rate at which we metabolize ATP is slower than the rate at which we consume ATP?

A. Muscles are no longer able to contract
B. Oxygen leaves the muscles
C. Muscles run out of lactic acid
D. Calcium cannot enter the sacromeres

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A - Muscles are no longer able to contract.

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A. Muscles are no longer able to contract

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