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Two common age-related changes in the heart involve
 
  a. the accumulation of fat deposits and stiffening of the heart tissue.
  b. an increase in left ventricle size and a change in right ventricle shape.
  c. an increase in systolic blood pressure and a decrease in diastolic blood pressure.
  d. an increase in ventricular artery connections and a decrease in overall blood pressure.
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