When a muscle becomes anaerobic during strenuous exercise, why is itnecessary to convert pyruvate to lactate?a. to decrease NAD and increase NADHb. to decrease NADH and increase NADc. to increase NADH and increase NADd. to decrease NADH and decrease NADe. to keep oxidative phosphorylation running

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