How do the functions of the skeletal system relate to muscular system functions

Biology

2 answers:

True [87]3 years ago

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Answer:bones provide structure and support the body while muscles move the bones

Explanation: the skeleton is the main part of the body holding everything up without it we would be jelly pretty much. And then our muscles and ligaments are connected to our bones. Example: lifting your forearm up to touch your shoulder takes our muscles to lift our bones but our bones keeps our arm to have structure and not flop around

lora16 [44]3 years ago

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For bones to function, they need muscles and for muscles to function, they need bones.

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Option D, Zinc is higher on the activity series because there is clear evidence of a reaction.

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