how does our internal organs support for maximum intake of oxygen
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breathing
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our respiratory system inhale oxygen and exhale carbondioxide
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intercaostal muscles and diaphragm support maximum intake of oxygen
during bteathing diaphragm contracts and bulges dowmward and volume decrease
acc to Boyles law volume is inveesely proprtional to pressure therepure pressure decrrses imside lungs hence air from outside enters inside
whereas intercoastal muscles contract to increase volume inside lungs
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