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The American Lung Association gives the following formula for an average person’s expected lung capacity V (in liters, where 1 L = 103 cm3): V = 4.1 H - 0.018A - 2.69, where H and A are the person’s height (in meters), and age (in years), respectively. In this formula, what are the units of the numbers 4.1, 0.018, and 2.69?

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