While holding your hand on your ribs, take a deep breath and observe how much your chest expands. How you would have to breathe at higher altitudes to achieve the same effect? A You would have to take slow, shorter breaths to take in the same number of air mo- lecules to achieve the same expansion. You would have to breathe exactly the same to take in the same number of air molecules to achieve the same expansion. You would have to breathe deeper to take in the same number of air molecules to achieve the same expansion. D You would have to take fast, shallow breaths to take in enough air molecules to get the same expansion.

While holding your hand on your ribs, take a deep breath and observe how much your chest expands. How you would have to breathe at higher altitudes to achieve the same effect? A You would have to take slow, shorter breaths to take in the same number of air mo- lecules to achieve the same expansion. You would have to breathe exactly the same to take in the same number of air molecules to achieve the same expansion. You would have to breathe deeper to take in the same number of air molecules to achieve the same expansion. D You would have to take fast, shallow breaths to take in enough air molecules to get the same expansion.

Human Physiology: From Cells to Systems (MindTap Course List)

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