Which part of ear doesn't vibrate while detecting sound?
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The part of Ear that does not vibrate while detecting sound is Pinna.
Pinna is the outermost part of the ear , which only absorbs the sound from the surroundings.
The absorbed sound touches the eardrum
And , then the Eardrum starts to Vibrate
Pinna is the outermost part of the ear , which only absorbs the sound from the surroundings.
The absorbed sound touches the eardrum
And , then the Eardrum starts to Vibrate
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The ear pinna doesn't vibrate while detecting sound.
- The ear pinna is part of the outer human ear.
- The main role of the ear pinna is to collect the sound vibrations from the external environment that travel through the ear canal to ultimately reach the tympanic membrane (eardrum).
- The sound waves vibrate the tympanic membrane that then vibrates the ear ossicles malleus, incus, and stapes (middle ear).
- These vibrations then reach the inner ear these, in turn, vibrate the fluid present in the cochlea (inner ear).
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