When we hear a sound, does any part of our body vibrate? Name the part.

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Philoid · Accepted Answer

When we ear a sound, our eardrums vibrate:

⇒ When sound enters in the ear, it travels down a canal at the end of which a thin membrane is stretched tightly.

⇒ The thin membrane is called the eardrum.

⇒ Sound vibrations make eardrum vibrate.

⇒ The eardrums send these vibrations to the inner ear. From there, the signal goes to the brain.

⇒ That’s how we hear a sound.