A Muscle's Capacity to Be Shortened Is Limited by

A muscle's capacity to be shortened is limited by

A) bones, which eventually impede further contraction.
B) the amount of overlap of actin and myosin, which eventually causes myosin to push against the Z line.
C) the amount of overlap of actin and myosin, which eventually causes actin to push against the Z line.
D) the water component of its fibers' cytoplasm, which is incompressible.
E) the water content of the cartilage matrix of the joint the muscle is associated with.

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