An air tank has a volume of $10 \, L$ and is filled with air at a pressure of $200 \, atm$. If an adult human breathes in $0.50 \, L$ of air per breath at $1 \, atm$ pressure and $37 \, ^\circ C$,how many breaths can be taken from this tank? (Assume temperature remains constant)

  • A
    $20000$
  • B
    $38700$
  • C
    $40000$
  • D
    $52000$

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