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During low-intensity exercise, only slow-twitch muscle bers are recruited. (True or false?)

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During low-intensity exercise, only slow-twitch muscle bers are recruited. (True or false?)

During low-intensity exercise, only slow-twitch muscle bers are recruited.

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Individuals with a predominance of fast-twitch muscle bers are more susceptible to becoming obese and developing diabetes.

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Genetics is the primary determinant of muscle ber type.

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Muscle ber recruitment refers to the process of muscle ber laments sliding over each other.

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An intermediate muscle ber produces force quickly and also fatigues quickly.

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Q. 6

An eccentric muscle action occurs when a muscle lengthens.

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A slow-twitch muscle ber contracts slowly and fatigues easily.

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