What makes music different from noise? A. the way the sound waves combine B. the variety of the different pitches C. the loudness of the sound D. the intensity of the sound

What makes music different from noise? A. the way the sound waves combine B. the variety of the different pitches C. the loudness of the sound D. the intensity of the sound

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