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Explain the process by which a sound wave is converted into vibrations within a solid object, and describe why this process is effective only over a limited range of frequencies. Use the example of the human ear to illustrate these principles. [6 marks]

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Explain the process by which a sound wave is converted into vibrations within a solid object, and describe why this process is effective only over a limited range of frequencies. Use the example of the human ear to illustrate these principles. [6 marks].

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