What is the audible range of frequency for human beings?

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20Hz to 20000Hz is the audible range of frequency for human beings
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A pure substance is one that constitutes of the same types of particles. For eg : 24 carrat gold is pure as it has no other metal present in it butthe gold in its pure form is semi solid and in this case it can be easily broken in pieces with hand. So to make gold harder and tougher it is made an alloy...
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A pure substance is one that constitutes of the same types of particles. For eg : 24 carrat gold is pure as it has no other metal present in it butthe gold in its pure form is semi solid and in this case it can be easily broken in pieces with hand. So to make gold harder and tougher it is made an alloy by adding other metals to it which give it rigidity. read less
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20hz to 20khz
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20Hz to 20 kHz.
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20Hz to 20KHz
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