We've been learning new ways to use our ears. How do the ears and voice work together?

Physics

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inn [45]1 year ago

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When sound hits the ear drum, it vibrates and triggers tiny bones which send the sound to the inner ear. Inner Ear: It's here where sound is translated into electrical impulses by tiny hairs cells in the cochlea. These impulses travel along the auditory nerve to the brain for interpretation into recognizable sound.

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