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Mrrafil [7]
2 years ago
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On a guitar, the longest string vibrates slowly, and the shortest string vibrates very quickly. What conclusion can be made abou

t the sound that each string makes? A) The long string makes a loud sound and the short string makes a soft sound, because things that are longer make louder sounds. B) The long string makes a soft sound and the short string makes a loud sound, because things that are longer make softer sounds. C) The long string makes a high-pitched sound and the short string makes a low-pitched sound, because things that vibrate slowly have a higher pitch. D) The long string makes a low-pitched sound and the short string makes a high-pitched sound, because things that vibrate slowly have a lower pitch.
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Nadya [2.5K]2 years ago
5 0

what's up? this answer is D. best of luck with your studies

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