If a group of agonists and antagonists contract at the same time, producing the same force at a joint, what movement will occur?

A. The movement of the antagonist
B. Isotonic movement
C. No movement will occur. Both muscle groups will contract isometrically.
D. The movement of the agonist


Answer: C

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