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3 years ago

What happen to food and oxygen in the blood inside the heart if heart muscles are thick

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storchak [24]3 years ago

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Explanation:

Oxygyn will get stuch if the muscles are thich

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tex]= \sqrt{0.444} \\= 0.666[/tex]

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What happen to food and oxygen in the blood inside the heart if heart muscles are thick​

What happen to food and oxygen in the blood inside the heart if heart muscles are thick