The Three Systems by Which Muscles Obtain ATP

question 42

Multiple Choice

The three systems by which muscles obtain ATP

• A) differ in the capacity and rate at which they produce ATP.
• B) rely on the large amounts of ATP already present in the muscle itself.
• C) produce similar amounts of ATP.
• D) rely on reactions within mitochondria.
• E) have similar time courses.

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Ordinal Data

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Interval Data

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Spearman's Rank-Correlation

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Correlation Coefficient

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