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Jimena Meza

9 March, 13:05

What is the eardrum's purpose?

to transmit sound entering the outer ear to the bones of the middle ear

to protect the middle and inner ear by muffling outside sound

to strike the anvil, thereby moving the stirrup back and forth

to send electrical impulses to the brain

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