A violin is always stored with its strings loosened to present them form snapping. When it is being tuned the strings are tightened gradually. What effect does this have on the pitch of the note produced ?
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As one tightens an object it's pitch increases.the strings of the violin are attached to the nuts in such a way that when tuning they are twisted and becomes tighter to produce a firm and pitched sound. When loosened it does not have a good melodious song and has a very low pitch
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Similarly, if the frequency of vibration is small then, the sound produced will have a low pitch.
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