Physics, asked by unnatiyadav099, 9 months ago

why does the sound of a girl differ from that if a boy​

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Answered by deva7138
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Answer:

The sound of a girl differ from that of a boy because Girls vocal cords are usually shorter and thinner than most boys,which is why their voices sound higher. This difference in pitch is even more noticeable in grown-up men and women.

Answered by barsha12316
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Answer:

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Explanation:

The vocal cords' vibration makes sound, just like a strummed guitar does. And like guitar strings, smaller cords create a higher sound. Girls' vocal cords are usually shorter and thinner than most boys', which is why their voices sound higher. This difference in pitch is even more noticeable in grown-up men and women.

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