A particular pair of human lungs have a volume of 2 L when inflated. At this volume, the temperature inside the lungs is 98.6°F. If the temperature of the air outside the lung is 45.0°F, what volume of cooler outside air is being inhaled and warmed?

A particular pair of human lungs have a volume of 2 L when inflated. At this volume, the temperature inside the lungs is 98.6°F. If the temperature of the air outside the lung is 45.0°F, what volume of cooler outside air is being inhaled and warmed?

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A particular pair of human lungs have a volume of 2 L when
inflated. At this volume, the temperature inside the lungs is
98.6°F. If the temperature of the air outside the lung is
45.0°F, what volume of cooler outside air is being inhaled
and warmed?

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