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When you read S(h) aloud you can shorten it to "s of h"

When you read S(h) aloud you can shorten it to "s of h"
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When you read S(h) aloud you can shorten it to "s of h"

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Yes the H band shortens. During the contraction the length of the sarcomere or from. Hope it helps
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User Bachir Messaouri
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yes because you are multiplying together. i think?
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