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Ive done that lab, an acceptable response is just a hypothesis question. Make sure to have an if, then, and a because. If you add the question I will provide an answer.
Answer:
1. It produces a very deep sound.
2. It combines the vocal and vestibular folds at the same time.
3. It causes the vibration of the vestibular folds. A vibration cycle culminates at the second vibration.
4. There are basically two types, namely the Dag and Xovu styles.
5. It resembles a Tibetan Buddhist chant.
Explanation:
Khoomii, also known as Tuvan throat singing is a way of singing mostly characterized by the production of deep sounds and vibrations. A basic pitch which is supplemented by another pitch combine to produce the sound. It is sung by the locals in Siberia and Tuva.
Kargyraa is one of the four forms of this song and it typically involves the production of deep sounds and some vibrations of the vestibular folds at times. There are two basic types which are the Dag and Xovu. It also has a similarity to the chant produced by the Tibetan Buddhists.
It’s weathering bc it has been smoothing by weathering and water erosion
The answer to this question would be: move forward
Endolymph is the organ in the semicircular canal that can detect acceleration and deceleration. When your body moving forward, the endolymph is lagged behind, and then slowly moving forward. When you stop the endolymph still moves and then slowly moving backward.
it similar to the case when you stand inside a bus that moving or stopping.
