. Body tissue that can produce force is called cartilage. tendon. muscle. nerve.

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Body tissue that can produce force is called
cartilage.
tendon.
muscle.
nerve.

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muscle :) is the awnser

Antiduh answered Jan 25, 2022

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Muscle is the correct answer

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