Compare the timing of respiratory movements during speech and tidal breathing. Compared to inspiration for tidal breathing, which statement about the duration of inspiration for speech breathing is true?   Group of answer choices A. It is a shorter duration than tidal breathing B. It is a longer duration than tidal breathing C. it is the same duration as tidal breathing

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