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state three conditions necessary for hearing sound.

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Answered by vaishu12
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Presuming the person has a working ear system: (1) a defined medium in which the sound will travel (water, atmosphere, railroad track, ...); (2) a disturbance to the medium that can be characterized as a change in density versus time such that the frequency of that change is within human hearing capability (20 Hz to 20,000 Hz +/- small delta ) and the amplitude is above human hearing threshold (-10 to about 100 dB Sound Pressure Level depending upon frequency).
Answered by Aditi1234srivastava
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Answer:For hearing sound following conditions are necessary.

1.There should be a vibrating body.

2.There should be a material medium (gas,liquid or solid)through which these vibrations could travel.

3.There should be a receiver (such as human ear)to receive and interpret the sound

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