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A.therefore, most of the sounds made by the tiny parts inside a computer — regardless of volume — are inaudible to the human ear, because their frequencies are often in the 100 kHz range — too high for the human ear to detect
B.therefore, because the frequency of the sounds made by the tiny parts inside a computer are often in the 100 kHz range, that makes them inaudible to the human ear
C.therefore, the frequencies of the tiny parts inside a computer—regardless of volume—often in the 100 kHz range, are inaudible to the human ear
D.most of the sounds made by the tiny parts inside a computer—regardless of volume—are therefore inaudible to a human being because of their frequencies being too high for the human ear to detect them
E.most of the sounds made by the tiny parts inside a computer—regardless of volume—are often in the 100 kHz range that is inaudible to the human ear
(A) is best.
28 Jan 2021, 07:53
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anubhavece
Hi anubhavece
A semi colon is used to join two independent sentences of equal emphasis. So, whenever we need to de-emphasize or over emphasize one of the independent clause connected by a semi colon, we need to use either of the below:
a) Unfortunately,
b) Therefore,
c) However, etc..
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Harsh
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