[Solved] Which of the following pronunciations lead to voiced sound?

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Communication Engineering
Which of the following pronunciations le...

Q.	Which of the following pronunciations lead to voiced sound?
A.	‘f’
B.	‘s’
C.	‘sh’
D.	‘m’
Answer» D. ‘m’
Explanation: voiced sounds are ‘m’, ‘n’ and ‘v’ pronounciations. they are a result of quasiperiodic vibrations of the vocal chord.

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