Question

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what happens when an auditory system and computing system are connected by abstraction?

a. they separate input and output data from one another.

b. they analyze data from both systems so only doctors can use medical devices.

c. they convert sound signals into data that can be used to tell a device how to function.

d. they allow biological abstractions and computing systems to filter data.

Explanation:

When an auditory (sound-processing) system is connected to a computing system via abstraction, the core function is translating auditory input (sound signals) into a digital data format that the computing system can interpret to execute functions. Option A is incorrect because abstraction connects, not separates, input/output. Option B is overly narrow and incorrect, as the integration is not limited to doctor-only medical use. Option D is inaccurate, as the key is signal-to-data conversion for function, not mutual data filtering.

Answer:

C. They convert sound signals into data that can be used to tell a device how to function.