Which statement is true of the human body? a. its temperature always ends up being the same as its outside environment. b. it maintains a constant internal temperature. c. its internal temperature only varies by about 40 degrees f. d. its internal temperature is always about 10 degrees hotter or colder than the external environment.

Your body will only be able to function and maintain it's homeostasis at a constant stable temperature of 98 degree's farenheit. It will usually only be able to take a min of 96 or a max of 102. Usually at hitting those max/min, the body will have begun to loose it's ability to mantain that temperature and it could then start beginning a downward spiral of Hypo- and hyper- Thermia, which is very dangerous.

Well if you pick a machine to work on and that's gonna be your exercise if you don't stick to that machine your muscle strength your muscle mass rather will change because you haven't been doing it you change something in your exercise routine which changes your body's form of dealing with things for example you might become weaker or stronger depending on what kind of exercises you do in whether or not the machine you picked actually your muscles grow.