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two sounds can be difference in : (frequency only ) ( loudness only ) ( both (a) and (b) ) (none of these)

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Answered by singhyogendra559

Answer:

The differences between sounds are caused by intensity, pitch, and tone. Sound is a wave and waves have amplitude, or height. Amplitude is a measure of energy. The more energy a wave has, the higher its amplitude.

Answered by SujalDaz

Answer:

frequency only

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two sounds can be difference in : (frequency only ) ( loudness only ) ( both (a) and (b) ) (none of these)​

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two sounds can be difference in : (frequency only ) ( loudness only ) ( both (a) and (b) ) (none of these)