Physics, 13.11.2019 20:31 HannaTheGurls
Jenny plucked a tight string softly, then harder. what happened when jenny plucked the string harder?
a. the pitch got higher.
b. the pitch got lower.
c. the sound was louder.
d. the sound was quieter.
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