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explain how sound is carried from a drum to your ears​

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Answered by manasvi1604
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When an object vibrates, the particles in the surrounding medium vibrate. These particles send the vibrations to adjacent particles and energy continues to transmit until it reaches our ears.A wave is a disturbance moving through a medium when the particles of a medium set the adjacent particles into vibration.The particles do not move forward, but the disturbance does.When these vibrations reaches our ears, the ears allow us to convert pressure variations in the air with audible frequencies into electric signals that travel through the brain via the auditory nerves.

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Answered by usmanijaveria5
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Answer:

A drum vibrates when you strike it - it surface move backwards and forwards rapidly. The vibrating drums pushes to and fro on the air molecules around it , making the air pressure rise and fall. The sound is carried to your ears by vibrating ear molecules

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Answered by usmanijaveria5
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Answer:

A drum vibrates when you strike it - it surface move backwards and forwards rapidly. The vibrating drums pushes to and fro on the air molecules around it , making the air pressure rise and fall. The sound is carried to your ears by vibrating ear molecules

Explanation:

it is very easy

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