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What is sound

Sound is a mechanical wave at a certain frequency

A wave

What are the uses of the tiny bones inside the ear?

The bones make the waves vibrate more so the eardrum can pick it up easier

Vibrations

Which median does sound travel faster in, solids or liquids?

Solids, as there are more particles for it to vibrate on

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