During intense exercises and when muscles are working harder, our cells metabolize glucose rapidly resulting to oxygen molecules being quickly consumed. Which of the following becomes the human body's coping mechanism in response to limited oxygen supply?   faster breathing and lower blood circulation   slower breathing and faster blood circulation   faster breathing and faster blood circulation   slower breathing and slower blood circulation

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