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If you are neither relaxing or contracting a specific muscle, what is happening to the amount of ATP that is available in that muscle cell?

A. It is staying the same or increasing.
B. It is decreasing rapidly.

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Answer:

A. It is staying the same or increasing.

Explanation:

The body tissues and cells require energy in the form of ATP to work, grow and move. It is produced from cellular processes like ETC, cellular respiration and other metabolic processes.

The amount of ATP in the cell:

Option A. It stays the same or increases.

The function of ATP can be explained as:

  • Muscle contraction and relaxation requires a certain amount of energy in the form of ATP. The insufficient amount will not be able to support the relaxation or the contraction of the muscle tissues.

  • In the condition where there is no contraction or relaxation the amount of energy will be the same or increased as it is not used in the process and remains constant.

Therefore, it remains the same or increases.

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