Which parts of the ear turns the sound vibration to electrical signals?
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Answer:Cochlea
Explanation:
Have you heard of the snail shaped part of ear??
It is the cochlea which is your inner ear.
Inside the cochlea there is a fluid which vibrates as amplified vibrations are hit upon them.
This fluid vibration produces electrical signals
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Answer:
cochlear nerve
Explanation:
it is a nerve connected to cochlea that aids in our hearing . the vibration in the fluid in the cochlea is turned to electrical signals by the cochlear nerve
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