Differentiate between audible and inaudible sounds

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The differences between audible and inaudible sounds are,
Audible sound
Inaudible sound
1. Sound of frequency that is audible to human ears is termed audible sound. 1. Sound of frequency that is not audible to human ear is termed inaudible sound.
2. Sound frequency ranges from $20 H z$ to $20 k H z$ . 2. Sound frequency ranges below $20 H z$ and above $20 k H z$ .
3. Examples of audible sound include sounds produced by vehicles, crackers, etc. 3. Examples of inaudible sounds include communication sounds of whales, bats, etc.

Audible sound	Inaudible sound
1. Sound of frequency that is audible to human ears is termed audible sound.	1. Sound of frequency that is not audible to human ear is termed inaudible sound.
2. Sound frequency ranges from $20 H z$ to $20 k H z$ .	2. Sound frequency ranges below $20 H z$ and above $20 k H z$ .
3. Examples of audible sound include sounds produced by vehicles, crackers, etc.	3. Examples of inaudible sounds include communication sounds of whales, bats, etc.

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