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    If an Individual Being Weighed Underwater Has Difficulty Exhaling Air
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If an Individual Being Weighed Underwater Has Difficulty Exhaling Air

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If an individual being weighed underwater has difficulty exhaling air from the lungs down to the residual volume, the percentage of body fat will be underestimated.

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