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D. If you were talking to an elderly person who was having trouble hearing you, would it
be better to talk in a deeper voice (low-frequency sound) or a higher voice (high-
frequency sound)?

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Answer:

Deeper Voice (low-frequency sound)

Explanation:

For me, I would talk to an elderly person who has trouble hearing me in a deeper voice because at least it's not too loud. If you talk to a person with a higher voice (high-frequency) it can just affect their hearing more.... when you scream, that a high-frequency and sometimes it bothers your ears, so for me in general I would use a deeper voice.

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