Dewayne, a pianist, wants to compare sound quality. Which scenario describes how he could do this?

a.) He plays two different notes on two different pianos at a different volume.

b.) He plays two different notes on the same piano at the same volume.

c.) He plays the same note on the same piano at a different volume.

d.) He plays the same note on two different pianos at the same volume.

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Maritza Deleon

Biology

27 September, 06:42

Dewayne, a pianist, wants to compare sound quality. Which scenario describes how he could do this?

a.) He plays two different notes on two different pianos at a different volume.

b.) He plays two different notes on the same piano at the same volume.

c.) He plays the same note on the same piano at a different volume.

d.) He plays the same note on two different pianos at the same volume.

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Stephanie Leblanc · Answer 1

The correct option is D.

When one is talking about comparing, one is referring to noticing the distinctions or differences between two things. In the question given above, sound quality is the factor that is been compared. To compare sound quality of piano, two pianos are needed. The sound quality is compared by playing the same note on two different pianos at the same volume and then decide on the piano whose sound quality is better.

Puddles · Answer 2

D because you’re comparing two different pianos not two different notes.