I need a Aim and Hypothesis For Test On "Muscle Fatigue"
*****Sprinters run very fast , so their muscle must contract and relax quickly. Sprinters can only run for a short time before they suffer muscle fatigue.Long distance runners run more slowly, so their muscles contract and relax more slowly. Long distance runners can keep going for a much longer time before they suffer Muscle fatigue***************
Suggest a hypothesis to explain these observation and explain your reasons
I also need to write a aim
Suggest a hypothesis to explain these observation and explain your reasons
I also need to write a aim
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