During muscle contraction,$(P)$ get reduced whereas $(Q)$ retain the length. Here $P$ and $Q$ are $-$

  • A
    $P-H$ bands,$Q-I$ bands
  • B
    $P-M$ line,$Q-A$ bands
  • C
    $P-I$ bands,$Q-A$ bands
  • D
    $P-A$ bands,$Q-I$ bands

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