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the option for wave a r highest, volume with the highest pitch , lowest volume with the lowest pitch, and lowest pitch with the highest volumethe option four ways bar highest volume with the highest pitch, lowest volume with the lowest pitch, lowest volume with the highest pitch, and highest volume with the lowest pitch there is another page of options wave C and wave d

the option for wave a r highest, volume with the highest pitch , lowest volume with-example-1
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Wave A = Lowest volume with the lowest pitch

Wave B = Highest volume with the lowest pitch

Wave C = Lowest volume with the highest pitch

Wave D = Highest volume with the highest pitch

Step-by-step explanation

We want to attach the correct option to the correct figure.

From the question, the amplitude is proportional to volume, and frequency is given to be perceived as pitch.

On a wave graph, the amplitude is represented on the y-axis while the period is represented on the x-axis.

The relationship between period and frequency is an inverted relationship, which means that for a wave, the higher the period, the lower the frequency, and vice versa.

This means that from the figures given, we can conclude that:

Wave A = Lowest volume with the lowest pitch

Wave B = Highest volume with the lowest pitch

Wave C = Lowest volume with the highest pitch

Wave D = Highest volume with the highest pitch

That is the answer.

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