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Human Performance and Limitations Question Bank - 040-02-02 Man and Environment: the sensory system part 1 - Q6948  Human Performance and Limitations Question Bank - 040-02-02 Man and Environment: the sensory system part 1 - Q6948 Dauntless Software


What is the purpose of the otolith organs?
A. Sense linear (vertical) acceleration and gravity.
B. Transform sound to nerve impulses.
C. Sense angular acceleration.
D. Both A and C are correct.

 

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