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Elina [12.6K]
1 year ago
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How does tetanic contraction of muscles help to lift objects heavier than our body weight?

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Alik [6]1 year ago
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The tetanic contraction of muscles help to lift objects heavier than our body weight by generating force, overcoming resistance.

<h3>What is muscle?</h3>

Muscle is defined as group of tissue combined together in order to form muscles and muscles are the structure maker of the body it means it provide proper structure to the body.

Muscle contraction has been defined as an action potential that travels along with the nerves to the muscle. The beginning of the muscle contraction occurs with signal generated from the nervous system.There are mainly two types of muscle contraction and the situation occur when a muscle contracts and the change in size takes place.

Therefore, The tetanic contraction of muscles help to lift objects heavier than our body weight by generating force, overcoming resistance.

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