Question

in the frequency theory of hearing perception, transacted sound travels by the ______ and the frequency or pitch is determined. tympanic membrane auditory canal auditory nerve

Explanation:

In the Frequency Theory of hearing perception, the frequency or pitch is determined by the rate of neural impulses traveling along the Auditory Nerve. The Tympanic Membrane (eardrum) vibrates in response to sound, and the Auditory Canal is a passage for sound to reach the eardrum, but the Auditory Nerve is involved in transmitting the neural signals related to frequency perception.

Answer:

Auditory Nerve