Consider the following options related to ATP's role in providing energy for muscle contraction:
Facilitating the generation of an action potential in the muscle cell.
Enabling the attachment of Myosin cross-bridges to Actin.
Enabling the detachment of Myosin cross-bridges from Actin.
Triggering the release of Ca2+ from the sarcoplasmic reticulum.
Option 3 correctly states that ATP enables the detachment of Myosin cross-bridges from Actin during muscle contraction. ATP provides the energy required for Myosin to detach from Actin, allowing for the relaxation phase of the muscle. This process is crucial for the repeated contraction and relaxation cycles that occur during muscle activity. Therefore, Option 3 is the correct answer.