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Answer: (c) Increases ; decreases
Rational: The overuse injuries is caused in the physical training, due to improper position or Increasing the weight rapidly without any scheduled program. If they were not proper in the training, Sometimes it may leads to the occur injury to our bones or muscles of the body.
But they were in periodically varying resistance training with programmed variables for the long period of time, There must be improvement in the muscle gains and reduced overuse injury.
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8. By periodically varying the resistance training program variables, long-term performance gains will likely and the...
8. When activity volume increases in the short term, A. fixed costs per unit remain unchanged...
8. When activity volume increases in the short term, A. fixed costs per unit remain unchanged and variable costs per unit increase B. fixed costs per unit increase and variable costs per unit remain unchanged C. fixed costs per unit remain unchanged and variable costs per unit decrease D. fixed costs per unit decrease and variable costs per unit remain unchanged E. fixed costs per unit decrease and variable costs per unit increase
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Oplease show the works. Problem 4. A varying immediate annuity with a term of 2n years...
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Which piece of advice would a neoclassical economist most likely give to the president of the...
Which piece of advice would a neoclassical economist most likely give to the president of the United States? a. Investment in job training pays a higher dividend than investment in welfare spending.” b. "Reducing the trade deficit is the key to ensuring long-term economic health." c. "The best way to prevent a recession is through proactive changes in fiscal policy. d. "The only way to decrease unemployment is to risk a short-term rise in inflation."
d and e please 8. In the circuit at right. L-3.500 H, R-4.200 , and C=655.2...
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