Biology, asked by nathaniel47, 9 months ago

Dead space air is-
(1) The amount of air remaining in the
alveoli
(2) The amount of air taken in and out
(3) The air left in the bronchial tree
(4) The amount of air left behind in lungs at
the end of deep expiration​

Answers

Answered by Anonymous
1

4. the amount of air left behind in the lungs at the end of deep expiration.

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Answered by ariinpalsule
0

Answer:

I find option (2) to be correct.

Explanation:

Dead space air is the air which is taken in the lungs, but does not participate in gaseous exchange. The air in the bronchi tree that does not reach the alveoli does not get to involve in gaseous exchange.

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