Q4Person who has problem with hearing but has fully function eardrum and middle ear isintend to use cochlear implant as hearing aid which functionally to carry sounds fromenvironment into ears and make them louder.(a)Describe the common parts of hearing aid device.(b)Suggest additional components and functions of hearing aid device that couldbe improved to give more benefit to users.

Common parts of hearing aid devices includes Microphone : The main function of a hearing aid…

Answered: d functions of h to users.

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