Question

what is the minimum level of decibels over a 24 hour period that is considered the maximum exposure for humans to avoid hearing loss? 70 db 10 db

Explanation:

To avoid hearing loss, the maximum safe noise exposure over 24 hours is 70 dB. 10 dB is a very low, quiet level (like a whisper), while 70 dB is the threshold for extended safe exposure (e.g., typical conversation or background noise limits for daily exposure).

Answer:

70 dB