Question 7 (2 points) How do muscle,
bone, and tendon interact to create movement at a joint?
Muscle
Tondo
Muscle contracts and pulls on the tendon that pulls on the bone, causing the
joint to move
Bone contracts and pulls on the muscle that pulls on the tendon, causing the
joint to move
Bone and tendon both contract and pull on the muscle, causing the joint to
move
Tendon contracts and pulls on the muscle that pulls on the bone, causing the
joint to move

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