Social Sciences, asked by ArshithaAnish, 4 months ago

There are _____ number of muscles in human.
(A) 638
(B) 637
(C) 639
(D) 640

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Answered by divyanshigola17

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Answer:

There are 639 muscles in human body.

Answered by rajojurajender

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Answer:

option (c) 639 is the right answer

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