N the church choir, madeline is a soprano and sings with a higher pitch than amanda, who sings alto. the difference in tone between the two ladies is due to which aspect of the sound waves being produced by each lady?

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11 December, 16:40

N the church choir, madeline is a soprano and sings with a higher pitch than amanda, who sings alto. the difference in tone between the two ladies is due to which aspect of the sound waves being produced by each lady?

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Madilynn Thornton · Answer 1

The difference in tone between the two ladies is due to the frequency of waves produced per second. Soprano singers produce higher pitched sound waves, whereas an alto singer produces much lower pitched sound waves; this relates to the frequency of the wave, which simply put, is the number of waves produced per second. The female soprano singer, therefore, produces more sound waves per second than the alto singer produces fewer sound waves per second.