Two different musical instruments, a trombone and a bassoon, play notes of equal loudness with the...
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Two different musical instruments, a trombone and a bassoon, play notes of equal loudness with the same fundamental frequency. The two sounds differ primarily in: |
a pitch.
b intensity level.
c amplitude.
d timbre.
e wavelength.
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The amplitude will be different, as all the other quantites above depends on frequence of sound which is same. in both the case, were as the amplitude is independent of frequency of sound wave.
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