Answer:
It would be answer choice number 3 or C (Injured shoulders and upper and lower back)
Explanation:
This would be correct because bending at the waist and picking up large or heavy objects interferes with your spine and your shoulders. Regularly lifting this will give you problems in the future.
When cooking fried white cheddar bites, shake the fryer basket at the 2-3 minute mark on the timer.
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What distinguishes cheddar from white cheddar?</h3>
- When comparing white and yellow cheddar that is the same age*, there is no discernible flavor difference; the annatto food coloring is the sole variation.
- Cheddar cheese that has not been naturally coloured orange is referred to as "white cheddar cheese." White cheddar and orange cheddar are identical in flavor and texture.
- Although many people mistakenly believe that white cheddar and mozzarella are interchangeable, they are not! Italian cheese known as mozzarella is coveted for its chewy and soft texture.
- This sort of cheese is often made from the milk of water buffaloes and is white in color.
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<u>Answer</u>:
Squatting to a pet dog before a run will activity create tension in the legs.
<u>Explanation</u>:
Tension in muscle contraction generates tension in the muscle fibers. In natural movements of locomotion the muscle contractions produce changes in length and tension in the muscle fibers of skeletal muscle. The sliding of protein filaments past to each other inside skeletal muscle fiber produces a contraction.
When the muscles is stretched or shortened beyond its normal level a tension which resist the change in the muscle length is felt. Among the above mentioned options the maximum tension can be observed in the following order: squatting to pet a dog > stretching your legs before a run > pressing a car's accelerator pedal > standing for five minutes (no active tension).
<span>Being in the middle, rather than at either extreme, of the health continuum maintaining a balance of physical, mental/emotional, and social well-being? I can't tell where the options are separated but that sounds reasonable to me...</span>
