Since each breath exchanges not only the air in the lungs but also the air in the dead space, the volume of air, in liters, that reaches the alveoli is found by subtracting _____ from _____. This is called _____.

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1. Since each breath exchanges not only the air in the lungs but also the air in the dead space, the volume of air, in liters, that reaches the alveoli is found by subtracting _____ from _____. This is called _____.