MCQ
During muscular contraction, the
- ✓$I$-zone will decrease in length
- B$A$-zone will decrease in length
- C$Z$-zone will decrease in length
- D$H$-zone will decrease in length
✓
Answer
Correct option: A.
$I$-zone will decrease in length
a
It’s obvious.
It’s obvious.
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