Volume of air passing in and out of the resting subject

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Question: Does the volume of air passing in and out of the resting subject's lungs each minute increase or decrease due to exercise? If so, was the change due to an increase in the rate of breathing, the depth of breathing (tidal volume), or a combination of both factors?

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