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Consder the diagram showing muscle structure below.

Identify the events that occur during skeletal muscle contraction.
I. I-band shortens
II. A-band shortens
III. H-zone shortens
IV. Sarcomere contracts
V. ATP changes to ADP and Pi
Choose the option incorrect event(s).

A

Only I

B

Only III

C

IV and V

D

Only II

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d
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