Question: For low-frequency sounds, the ear uses the phase difference between the sound waves arriving at the two ears to determine direction. Why can't the ear

For low-frequency sounds, the ear uses the phase difference between the sound waves arriving at the two ears to determine direction. Why can't the ear reliably use phase difference for high-frequency sounds? Explain.

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