SOLVED: A 10-minute exposure to 120 dB sound typically shifts your threshold of hearing temporarily from 0 dB up to 28 dB. Studies have shown that, on average, 10 years of exposure to 92 dB sound causes a permanent shift of up to 28 dB. What intensities correspond to 28 dB and 92 dB?

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