Hearing sensitivity is a strong function of frequency and reaches a maximum around 3800 Hz. Use...

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Hearing sensitivity is a strong function of frequency and reaches a maximum around 3800 Hz. Use the equal-loudness curves in Rossing (Fig. 6.4, page 107) to answer the following questions about 3 notes with f = 100 Hz, f = 1000 Hz, and f3 = 4000 Hz If all three notes are the same loudness level, LL = 60 phons, the sound intensity level of each note is: for f1, dB; for f2, Push me! to continue. dB; and for f3, dB. Hearing sensitivity is a strong function of frequency and reaches a maximum around 3800 Hz. Use the equal-loudness curves in Rossing (Fig. 6.4, page 107) to answer the following questions about 3 notes with f = 100 Hz, f = 1000 Hz, and f3 = 4000 Hz If all three notes are the same loudness level, LL = 60 phons, the sound intensity level of each note is: for f1, dB; for f2, Push me! to continue. dB; and for f3, dB.

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