Procedure

Airflation:

Objective: To find out if people that exercise regularly have more lung power rather than someone does almost no exercise.

Hypothesis: I think people that exercise regularly will have bigger lung capacity because they have stronger lungs which allows them to to take in more air.

Materials: - a pack of regular shaped balloons

- a measuring tape

- volunteer people

- a pack of graph paper

- a pencil

- red, blue, and green felt pens

Variable(s):

Independent: The different people that will be tested.

Dependent: People who exercise and people who don't exercise.

Control: The type of balloons used.

Procedure: -Get a volunteer to blow their vital air capacity into a new balloon.

-Measure the diameter of the balloon.

- Write down the results on the chart.

- Repeat procedure five times on each person.

-Get the same volunteer to blow their reserve air capacity into a new balloon.

-Measure the diameter of the balloon.

- Write down the results on the chart.

- Repeat procedure five times on each person.

- Repeat this procedure with five different people. (2 people who exercise and 2 people who don't exercise.)

- Compare the results and determine the final result.

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