What happens when muscle cell don't have enough oxygen?

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It begins producing acids and converting glucose instead of energy and the anaerobic exercise takes over then the power output drops and fatigue is getting in

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When muscle cells does not he enough oxygen the carbon dioxide concentration increase as compared to the oxygen concentration. The increased concentration of carbon dioxide will cause acidic condition hence the pH decreases. Hence the correct answer is option C decrease in pH.

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