Hearing
Question:
State the main features of hearing loss in terms of frequency response for noise-related hearing loss.
Mark Scheme:
loss is maximum at 4 kHz
What does the answer that actually mean?
Does it mean you can lose the most intensity at 4kHz?
Many thanks in advance!
State the main features of hearing loss in terms of frequency response for noise-related hearing loss.
Mark Scheme:
loss is maximum at 4 kHz
What does the answer that actually mean?
Does it mean you can lose the most intensity at 4kHz?
Many thanks in advance!
Original post by Joinedup
noise related hearing loss affects a persons sensitivity to high frequencies first... presumably you're expected to read 4kHz off a graph or some other data that was in the question but that you have opted not to show.
Question 1bii)
https://pmt.physicsandmathstutor.com/download/Physics/A-level/Topic-Qs/AQA/10-Medical/Set-M/Defects%20of%20Hearing%20QP.pdf
Mark Scheme:
https://pmt.physicsandmathstutor.com/download/Physics/A-level/Topic-Qs/AQA/10-Medical/Set-M/Defects%20of%20Hearing%20MS.pdf
Thanks
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