QUESTION 10 The cochlea seems to accomplish the same process as computer programs that do Fourier analysis of sound. What does Fourier analysis (and the cochlea) do? O Determine what direction a sound is coming from. Break a complex sound into individual frequencies. Determine how easy it is to lipread a certain word. Determine how to group sounds together by time. QUESTION 11 We discussed how some phonemes involve continuous airflow through the vocal tract, and other phonemes are made by slowing down or stopping the airflow. This is the difference between: bilabial vs, alveolar consonants O voiced vs. voiceless consonants O vowels vs. consonants single phonemes vs. words O0OO

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QUESTION 10
The cochlea seems to accomplish the same process as computer programs that do Fourier analysis of sound. What does Fourier analysis (and the cochlea) do?
O Determine what direction a sound is coming from.
Break a complex sound into individual frequencies.
Determine how easy it is to lipread a certain word.
Determine how to group sounds together by time.
QUESTION 11
We discussed how some phonemes involve continuous airflow through the vocal tract, and other phonemes are made by slowing down or stopping the airflow, This is the difference between:
bilabial vs. alveolar consonants
voiced vs. voiceless consonants
vowels vs. consonants
O single phonemes vs. words
O000
OOO0
Transcribed Image Text:QUESTION 10 The cochlea seems to accomplish the same process as computer programs that do Fourier analysis of sound. What does Fourier analysis (and the cochlea) do? O Determine what direction a sound is coming from. Break a complex sound into individual frequencies. Determine how easy it is to lipread a certain word. Determine how to group sounds together by time. QUESTION 11 We discussed how some phonemes involve continuous airflow through the vocal tract, and other phonemes are made by slowing down or stopping the airflow, This is the difference between: bilabial vs. alveolar consonants voiced vs. voiceless consonants vowels vs. consonants O single phonemes vs. words O000 OOO0
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