8-5 Hypothesis by Madison Palmer

mpalmer109 — 2025-01-08 09:38:22 UTC

If the older a person is, then their ability to hear sound waves with varying frequencies and pitches is going to be worse because their ear drums will be more damaged, since of more use and potentially more damage.

mpalmer109 — 2025-01-08 09:45:11 UTC

If the amount of Hz increases, then older people will gradually stop being able to hear the sound because their eardrums, which is responsible for “hearing” the sound, have slowly been deteriorating due to their age, therefore not being able to pick up on higher pitched sounds.  

mpalmer109 — 2025-01-08 09:47:44 UTC

If age increases, then the ability to hear higher frequency sounds will decrease, because the aging process leads to changes in a persons ability to hear and the ear drums health. Resulting in hearing loss, especially In high frequencies.

mpalmer109 — 2025-01-08 09:50:49 UTC

If an person is old he wont hear anything because the older you get, the worse your hearing will be. That also means, our Brain will get older your ears will damage the longer you live, mostly because of loud noises or sick bodies.

mpalmer109 — 2025-01-08 09:52:34 UTC

If the age of a person changes, then their hearing will get worse because when they where younger, than they may have damaged their hearing by having headphones on to long or loud music. These reasons could have damaged their eardrums, and if their eardrums are damaged, then the sound waves cannot always be fully registered in the brain. By vibrating the eardrums, the ears send signals to the brain certain signals are certain sounds.