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Physics, 07.04.2020 03:07, Hjackson24

Because the sensitivity of the human ear varies over the audio spectrum, how do many sound systems handle very high frequencies and very low frequencies, respectively, to compensate?

1. dampen; amplify
2. amplify; amplify
3. Sound systems do nothing to compensate.
4. amplify; do nothing to
5. dampen; do nothing to
6. amplify; dampen
7. do nothing to; amplify
8. dampen; dampen
9. do nothing to; dampen

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