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How can there be strong and weak muscle contractions if a single muscle fiber always contracts to its full extent?
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How can there be strong and weak muscle contractions if a single

muscle fiber always contracts to its full extent?

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As more and larger motors units are activated the force of muscle contraction becomes stronger.

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