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Learning requires many different functions of the brain, also depending on what you are learning, you may learn by watching, being cognitive, hearing, or reading and so on. But memory also delves into the learning process because learning is also retaining the knowledge. In order to get a specific answer you should look up what portion of the brain is responsible for memory, seeing, hearing, and so on in order to get an answer to a specific topic your thinking of since it varies :D

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