How does age affect lung capacity?

A) Lungs lose elasticity with age, reducing lung volume.
B) Lung capacity increases with age, increasing lung volume.
C) Lung strength decreases with age, increasing capacity.
D) Lung capacity is inversely proportional to age.


Answer: A

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