In the systole - diastole phases, pairs of valves are alternately open and close. Which of these pairs are open/close at the same time? a.) tricuspid and mitral valves b.) pulmonary and aortic valves c.) both a and b d.) neither of these are open/close pairs
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In the systole - diastole phases, pairs of valves are alternately open and close. Which of these pairs are open/close at the same time?
a.) tricuspid and mitral valves
b.) pulmonary and aortic valves
c.) both a and b
d.) neither of these are open/close pairs
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