How Are High- and Low-Frequency Sounds Discriminated

question 121

Multiple Choice

How are high- and low-frequency sounds discriminated

• A)Low frequencies produce stronger vibrations.
• B)High frequencies produce larger action potentials.
• C)The middle ear bones vibrate more vigorously for low frequencies.
• D)Low frequencies deflect the basilar membrane at a greater distance from the oval window.

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