## abr_frequency.jpg

The image is a scientific graph titled "FIGURE 11-9." It illustrates examples of tone-burst generated waveforms. The graph shows four different frequency levels: 4000 Hz, 2000 Hz, 1000 Hz, and 500 Hz, each represented by separate lines on the graph.

Each line represents a waveform with labeled peaks marked as "V." The x-axis of the graph is labeled "Latency (ms)" indicating time in milliseconds. The y-axis shows amplitude in microvolts (µV), specifically noted at 0.1 µV for reference.

The waveforms are plotted against latency, showing how the latency of wave V changes with different frequencies. As the frequency decreases from 4000 Hz to 500 Hz, the latency of wave V increases accordingly. The graph is sourced from "Kramer & Brown 'Audiology: Science to Practice'."

There are no people or characters in this image; it is purely a scientific representation of auditory data.

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