Active State Function and Muscle Models Critique

In skeletal muscles, the resting tension is:

One of the differences between heart and skeletal muscles in terms of muscle length is that:

What properties describe a heart muscle in its resting state?

Which term describes the ability of a heart muscle to exhibit stress relaxation under maintained stretch?

Under maintained stress, a heart muscle exhibits:

Would Hill’s three-element model, modified for the active state, provide a constitutive equation for which type of muscle?

Which of the following is a critique of Hill's three-element model?

What modification to Hill's model was proposed to address its limitations?

Under what condition does a muscle exhibit tetanus?

What is the purpose of introducing an 'active state' function in the context of describing single twitches?

Which of the following statements is true regarding Hill's equation for the contractile element (CE)?

According to Hill's equation for tetanized muscle, what does the constant 'a' represent?

In the derivation of Hill's equation, what does the term 'H' represent?

Under isometric conditions, what is the relationship between the rate of energy release (E) and the activation heat (A)?

What does the term 'v' represent in Hill's equation?

Under what condition does Hill's equation fail to describe the force-velocity relationship?

What is the dimensionless form of Hill's equation?

What is the significance of the constant 'c' in the dimensionless form of Hill's equation?

Under isometric conditions, what is the value of the velocity of contraction (v)?

What is the relationship between the tension (P) and the maximum isometric tension (P0) in Hill's equation?

What does the term 'W' represent in the derivation of Hill's equation?