Sound is a property measured in decibels. The louder a sound is, the higher the decibel level is and the more likely a sound is to damage an individual’s hearing. ------- from a physics standpoint, humans who have a high sensitivity to loud sounds should avoid environments that are characterized by high decibel measurements, including fireworks displays and loud concerts.Which choice completes the text with the most logical transition? Subsequently,eliminateBesides,eliminateNevertheless,eliminateThus,

Decibels measure sound(a) intensity(b) frequency(c) loudness level(d) all of the above (8.5)

Which of the following is an acceptable operational definition for an auditory threshold?Question 1Answera.The lowest intensity of a sound, as measured in decibels, at which a participant reports hearing the sound 50% of the timeb.The lowest intensity of a sound, as measured in decibels, at which a participant always reports hearing the soundc.The lowest intensity of a sound, as measured in decibels, at which 50% of the participants report hearing the sound.d.The lowest intensity of a sound, as measured in decibels, at which every participant in an experiment reports hearing the sound

Name the property which decides whether a given sound is audible or inaudible.

The sound above what level is considered as harmful?(1 Point)above 40 dbabove 60 dbabove 80 dbabove 120 dbThermal pollution of water bodies is due to discharge of(1 Point)chemicals from industriesheat from power plantsagricultural run-off waterwastes from mining

What attribute of sound allows us to distinguish loud sounds from soft sounds?Multiple choice question.timbrepitchfrequencyamplitude