Which change in bone structure contributes to osteoporosis?

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A)In osteoporosis, the diameter of the bone increases, thinning the outer supporting cortex. Trabeculae are lost from cancellous bone. Osteoporosis does not affect the length of the bone.
B)In osteoporosis, the diameter of the bone increases, thinning the outer supporting cortex. Trabeculae are lost from cancellous bone. Osteoporosis does not affect the length of the bone.
C)In osteoporosis, the diameter of the bone increases, thinning the outer supporting cortex. Trabeculae are lost from cancellous bone. Osteoporosis does not affect the length of the bone.
D)In osteoporosis, the diameter of the bone increases, thinning the outer supporting cortex. Trabeculae are lost from cancellous bone. Osteoporosis does not affect the length of the bone.

Which Change in Bone Structure Contributes to Osteoporosis