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Coca Cola and Pepsi have been competitors in the soft drink business for over a century. While they have both introduced a wide variety of related items, the battle between their core products remains. These companies fight over shelf space in retail stores and access to fountain outlets in restaurants and convenience stores. While customers might have a preference, most are willing to drink either Coke or Pepsi depending on availability and price. Gaining shelf space or fountain outlets is an example of:
Maximal Muscle Strength
The greatest force that a muscle or muscle group can exert in a single effort.
Restricted Mobility
A limitation on a person's ability to move freely, which can be due to physical, neurological, or environmental factors.
Body Balance
Refers to the ability of the body to maintain its center of gravity within its base of support, essential for movement and preventing falls.
Contractures
The permanent tightening of muscle, tendons, skin, or other tissues, leading to decreased mobility.
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