Name the primary sources of ATP for: a. Immediate energy for a few seconds b. Energy extending to about 15 seconds c. Energy for up to 1 minute. d. Energy extending for around an hour of exercise and beyond.

Name the primary sources of ATP for: a. Immediate energy for a few seconds b. Energy extending to about 15 seconds c. Energy for up to 1 minute. d. Energy extending for around an hour of exercise and beyond.

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Chapter11: Digestion And Nutrition

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a. Immediate energy for a few seconds
b. Energy extending to about 15 seconds
c. Energy for up to 1 minute.
d. Energy extending for around an hour of exercise and beyond.

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