The inner ear is involved in:

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ilikestudying140898 · Answer

equalization of air
		
amplifying sound
		
maintaining balance
		
production of earwax

ilikestudying140898 · Answer

I choose B

anonymous · Answer

Can you pick multiple answers?
It's certainly not D.

ilikestudying140898 · Answer

@FitzIncorporated  No only one answer... I think its B??

anonymous · Answer

It's a herd one, because it does all of the above, other than earwax.
As a scuba diver, the inner ear is very important in equalizing pressure. But it is also very important for balance; you get dizzy, for example, when the fluid in your inner ear is moving faster than you are.

anonymous · Answer

*hard

anonymous · Answer

Actually, did some research, it's the eustachian tube, which connects to the cochlea but is actually part of your sinuses, that's important for equalisation.
So it's balance of amplification.

anonymous · Answer

More research, and the organ of Corti might be responsible for hearing, but it doesn't amplify sound at all. So.

anonymous · Answer

I have a feeling I've gotten way too invested in this question.

ilikestudying140898 · Answer

@Fitzlncorporated LOL!

ilikestudying140898 · Answer

i THINK ITS b though :/
what do you think

ilikestudying140898 · Answer

maybe C...since the semi canals in the inner ear help with equilibrium... idk