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aalyn [17]
2 years ago
15

“Sound plays an important role in our lives”. Give two points in support of this statement.

Chemistry
2 answers:
katrin [286]2 years ago
4 0

Answer:

  • First job out of college was in an industrial manufacturing setting.  Was told by plant engineer to walk around, get used to normal sounds.  He stressed anything "abnormal" is <u>a noise more so than a sound. </u> Report abnormalilies to supervisor immediately!!  So essentially sounds are giving us warnings something is abnormal.
  • Sounds also provide feedback.  Say you are performing an experiment, requires boiling water to sanitize.  Start the burner under a vessel, go on about other preparations.  Sound of water boiling will trigger setting a timer for how long to let it boil.
  • Get off work, pleasant music, nature sounds can help us decompress from a stressful day on the job.

Hope some of these give you impetus to think of other bullet points, sounds good to me.  !!

Explanation:

masha68 [24]2 years ago
3 0
Sound can be used to alert us in emergencies. 2. Sound can also be used to help blind people navigate the world better. I’m sorry if these horrible but I tried lol
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