explain the function of cochela and audiatry nerve by following example of human ear structure

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Function of the cochlea is to convert an audio waveform into an electrochemical stimulus that can be passed on to the central nervous system.
Function of the auditory nerve is to carry signal from the cochlea of the inner ear to the brain. It acts as a sensory nerve.

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Q. Draw the diagram showing the internal structure of human ear and label the following parts.
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explain the function of cochela and audiatry nerve by following example of human ear structure

Function of the cochlea is to convert an audio waveform into an electrochemical stimulus that can be passed on to the central nervous system. Function of the auditory nerve is to carry signal from the cochlea of the inner ear to the brain. It acts as a sensory nerve.

Function of the cochlea is to convert an audio waveform into an electrochemical stimulus that can be passed on to the central nervous system.
Function of the auditory nerve is to carry signal from the cochlea of the inner ear to the brain. It acts as a sensory nerve.