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Which muscle type is under voluntary control and attached to bones via tendons?

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ASmooth muscle

Skeletal muscle

CCardiac muscle

DAll muscle types are voluntary

ENo muscle type is voluntary

Explanation

Skeletal muscle is voluntary and usually attaches to bones via tendons. Smooth and cardiac muscles are involuntary.

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