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Title: Why does wave summation occur?
Post by: MeGusta! on Nov 13, 2014
Why does wave summation occur?
A) Muscle twitches are not yet overlapping.
B) Muscle fibers are partially contracted when the next stimulus arrives.
C) Muscle fibers have been allowed to fully relax.
D) A large amount of time elapses between stimulations.


Title: Re: Why does wave summation occur?
Post by: milestone23 on Nov 18, 2014
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Title: Re: Why does wave summation occur?
Post by: MeGusta! on Nov 19, 2014
Thank you so much for helping me on this question. Choosing this makes sense now.


Title: Re: Why does wave summation occur?
Post by: milestone23 on Nov 19, 2014
Yup, I'm pretty confident it's correct, bye for now.