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Piper Cain
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26 January, 01:13
How could you make a sound wave have a lower pitch
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Gerardo Bryant
26 January, 01:30
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It depends on the length of the item you're making noise with. If you hit the lowest part of the item you get a low pitch. If you hit the top part of the item you get a high pitch.
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