What is the volume of air remaining in the lungs after a forceful expiration,which is approximately $1500 \, ml$?
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|---|---|
| $(i)$ $RV$ | $2500$ mL |
| (ii) $VC$ | $2500$-$3000$ mL |
| (iii) $IRV$ | $1100$-$1200$ mL |
| (iv) $IC$ | $4500$ mL |
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