After your muscles pull, how does your body work in the other direction or return to its original position?
A. When muscles relax, your body responds in the opposite way from when they pull, moving it in the opposite direction.
B. Muscles can push as well as pull, moving your body in other directions.
C. Muscles cannot move your body in the other direction. Your body does that naturally as soon as your muscles stop pulling.
D. Muscles work in opposites; there are muscles that move your arms in one direction and muscles that move them in another.

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After your muscles pull, how does your body work in the other direction or return to its original position? 
	A.	When muscles relax, your body responds in the opposite way from when they pull, moving it in the opposite direction.
	B.	Muscles can push as well as pull, moving your body in other directions.
	C.	Muscles cannot move your body in the other direction. Your body does that naturally as soon as your muscles stop pulling.
	D.	Muscles work in opposites; there are muscles that move your arms in one direction and muscles that move them in another.

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anonymous · Answer

I think it might be C, nit sure though

anonymous · Answer

it might be C.

jackofalltradez · Answer

Actually, I believe it is D. Take your arms for example. Your biceps pull your arms into a 90 degree angle, and then your triceps pull your arms back straight into an 180 degree angle.
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