How do muscles in the body become bulkier?

a. The blood supply to the muscles will increase their size

b. The body will recruit additional muscle cells from other areas of the body.
c. The muscle cells will increase in size.
d. None of these choices.
e. The muscle cells will increase in number.


c

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1.A
2.B
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