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While climbing a ladder, what is the energy used by us?

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Answered by Anonymous

Biochemical energy is used in the form of ATP. While climbing a ladder our muscles get stretched and it requires energy which is consumed by myosin filament present in our muscles. Pulling action of filament is done by energy called as ATP which is adenosine triposphate.

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Answer: Biochemical energy is used in the form of ATP. While climbing a ladder our muscles get stretched and it requires energy which is consumed by myosin filament present in our muscles. Pulling action of filament is done by energy called as ATP which is adenosine triposphate.

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