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    The document discusses how breathing rate and carbon dioxide levels vary with different physical activities. It finds that more strenuous activities like 100 jumping jacks result in faster breathing rates. It also finds that holding one's breath and then resuming leads to a faster breathing rate and greater release of carbon dioxide, as the body's priority is to expel built-up carbon dioxide. The conclusion is that increased metabolic activity through exercise or breath-holding causes faster breathing and more carbon dioxide to be expelled.

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    The document discusses how breathing rate and carbon dioxide levels vary with different physical activities. It finds that more strenuous activities like 100 jumping jacks result in faster breathing rates. It also finds that holding one's breath and then resuming leads to a faster breathing rate and greater release of carbon dioxide, as the body's priority is to expel built-up carbon dioxide. The conclusion is that increased metabolic activity through exercise or breath-holding causes faster breathing and more carbon dioxide to be expelled.

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    The document discusses how breathing rate and carbon dioxide levels vary with different physical activities. It finds that more strenuous activities like 100 jumping jacks result in faster breathing rates. It also finds that holding one's breath and then resuming leads to a faster breathing rate and greater release of carbon dioxide, as the body's priority is to expel built-up carbon dioxide. The conclusion is that increased metabolic activity through exercise or breath-holding causes faster breathing and more carbon dioxide to be expelled.

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    Respi Conclusion

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    The document discusses how breathing rate and carbon dioxide levels vary with different physical activities. It finds that more strenuous activities like 100 jumping jacks result in faster breathing rates. It also finds that holding one's breath and then resuming leads to a faster breathing rate and greater release of carbon dioxide, as the body's priority is to expel built-up carbon dioxide. The conclusion is that increased metabolic activity through exercise or breath-holding causes faster breathing and more carbon dioxide to be expelled.

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    Physiology of Respiration: Conclusion The breathing rate and the amount of carbon dioxide exhaled by a person vary in each

    activity due to several factors. From the experiment, it can be concluded that the more strenuous activity one performs results in a faster breathing rate as seen by the volunteer who performed 100 jumping jacks having the fastest breathing rate among the three. Moreover, the activity which involves accumulation of carbon dioxide in the body, like holding ones breath, results in a faster rate in color change in the solution because upon resuming breathing, the bodys first priority is to exhale all the excess carbon dioxide in the body. Thus, if there is more metabolic activity done, the breathing rate will be faster resulting in a greater amount of carbon dioxide released. In addition, holding ones breath results in a faster breathing rate than the normal and the greatest amount of carbon dioxide released.

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