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If a person's life span is 80 years old, how many times will he breathe in his life? How many heartbeats are there? You can ask some math questions and answer them.
A person's heart rate is about 70 beats per minute.

80 years old * * * has: 80× 365× 24× 60 = 42,048,000 minutes.

Heartbeat: 42,048,000× 70 = 294,336,000 beats (about 2.9 billion beats).

Breathing: Breathe every 8 heartbeats.

So: Breathing times: 2,943,360,000 ÷ 8 = 367,920,000 times (that is, about 368 million times).