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If the Human Ear Could Not Detect Differences in the Amplitude

Question 145

Question 145

Multiple Choice

If the human ear could not detect differences in the amplitude of sound waves, people would not be able to detect differences in the _____ of sounds.


A) pitch
B) timbre
C) loudness
D) saturation

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