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SOLVED:The intrapleural pressure is necessarily lower than the atmospheric pressure during: (A)inhalation, because the expansion of the chest cavity causes compression of the intrapleural space, decreasing its pressure. (B) inhalation, because the expansion of the chest cavity causes expansion of the intrapleural space, decreasing its pressure. (C) exhalation, because the compression of the chest cavity causes compression of the intrapleural space, decreasing its pressure. (D) exhalation, becaus

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