this is apex right? im figuring it out too.
0.5l and it increased by 2. so i think the real question is, does lung capacity increase or decrease as pressure increases.
and i think it decreases. so divide by 2
0.75
The answer is .25. You multiple 0.5 because when you dive, the pressure is twice its surface value.
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