Frequency Theory Cannot Explain the Fact That We Can Hear

question 9

Multiple Choice

Frequency theory cannot explain the fact that we can hear frequencies higher than 1,000 Hz because __________

• A) the neurons linked to hair cells cannot fire more than 1,000 times per second.
• B) the neurons linked to hair cells cannot fire less than 1,000 times per second.
• C) different areas of the basilar membrane vibrate at frequencies greater than 1,000 Hz.
• D) different areas of the basilar membrane vibrate at frequencies less than 1,000 Hz.

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