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envision_man asked in Education & ReferenceHomework Help · 1 decade ago

Can you hear this sound? Please help me with my school project!?

I'm doing a survey for a school project, and need to know if you can hear this sound:

http://www.freemosquitoringtone.org/tones/18798.mp...

Please respond with your age (this is the most important part!) and 'yes' or 'no' (whether you heard the sound or not).

Set your speakers at a level you normally listen to music... not too loud, and not too soft. Please ignore the little 'click' that you'll hear when the audio starts... this is just the sound turning on.

Thank you!

p.s. you may have to listen to the mp3 file several times... each time you hit play, it only runs about 3 seconds.

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  • icake
    1 decade ago
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    age: 17

    yes

  • stilson
    4 years ago

    i'm 25 years outdated and that i did hear the noise. that's an incredibly severe pitched noise that some rather can no longer hear. the explanation is by technique of the fact some people (no longer all) while they have been youthful listened to music at an incredibly severe volume or have been at a stay overall performance and stood close to to the audio gadget. I doing so, they broken an incredibly needed section contained in the ear drum named the auditory ossicle. hear is an occasion of the severe pitch noise you hear. in case you have ever performed a video game (case in point, medal of honor) and a grenade is going off suited beside you, the "ringing" that the grenade made is the noise which you're describing. it is not a squealing sound, its in ordinary terms an incredibly severe pitched noise that some people only can no longer hear. with a bit of luck this helps with what you're doing.

  • Anonymous
    1 decade ago

    I can hear it and i'm 11. BTW, the lowest age range that can go to is 18 and under-- 21 kh

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  • Anonymous
    1 decade ago

    Ouch.... yes.

    15

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  • Alanis
    1 decade ago

    at a normal volume...no [17]

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