Biology, asked by gurnoor7691, 1 year ago

Lungs do not collapse between breads and some as always remains in the lungs which can never be expelled because

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Answered by sachin9774

Explanation: There is negative intrapleural pressure pulling at lungwalls due to which lungs do not collapse between breaths and thus residual volume of air is always present in lungs.

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