Question

Runners only have enough stored ATP in their muscle cells to run for about five seconds. Which answer correctly explains how the runner’s body adjust to the longer distance, for example, a marathon (42.1 km)?
A - The runner's body will convert stored fat molecules into energy.
B - The runner's body will create the needed energy by breaking down proteins.
C - The runner's body will supply the needed energy by producing starch.
D - The runner's body will produce the energy by activating the Golgi apparatus.

Answer 1

I was thinking it's in between A and B

Answer 2

@jim_thompson5910 You think you might be able to help me with this?

Answer 3

sorry I don't know/remember much about bio so I won't be of much help

Answer 4

It's alright, thanks anyway ^^

Answer 5

If you have anyone that might be able to help, send them my way

Answer 6

I don't know anyone personally, but you might be able to find someone by asking the people in the chat or posting a question for bio help on the math page

That's where the majority of the users of the site are

Answer 7

Alright, thanks for the tips ^^

Answer 8

@PRAETORIAN.10

Answer 9

its A

Answer 10

otherwise fat is pretty much useless

Answer 11

except for keeping warm

Answer 12

fat is stored energy

Answer 13

kewl-kewl?

Answer 14

Thank you ^^ I was pretty stumped on that one

Answer 15

not at all, you did all the effort, you ought to be congratulated too

Answer 16

your orginial premise was correct

Answer 17

well done Emmy

Answer 18

Thank you ^^

Answer 19

Anyimte