What causes lactic acid to build up in muscle cells? A. The cells receive excess oxygen than the body takes in. B. Cells use oxygen move quickly than the bloodstream can supply it. C. The cells do not

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Olle asked Apr 7, 2022

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What causes lactic acid to build up in muscle cells? A. The cells receive excess oxygen than the body takes in. B. Cells use oxygen move quickly than the bloodstream can supply it. C. The cells do not receive enough glucose from the bloodstream. D. The cells are resting and not active.

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B. Cells use oxygen move quickly than the bloodstream can supply it

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