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What happen to the frequency of a sound wave as you change the pitch? what changes with more value?
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What happen to the frequency of a sound wave as you change the pitch?
what changes with more value?
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The "pitch" of a sound is the impression your brain forms
that corresponds to the frequency of the sound wave.
When the frequency is high, your brain says "high pitch".
When the frequency is low, your brain says "low pitch".
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