Human muscles have an efficiency of about
A. 9 to 17%
B. 18 to 26%
C. 27 to 35%
D...
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Physics, 03.11.2020 03:10 samstuart10p3g96w
Human muscles have an efficiency of about
A. 9 to 17%
B. 18 to 26%
C. 27 to 35%
D. 36 to 44%
Please select the best answer from the choices provided.
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B.
C
D
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