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How is resonance used in musical instruments? A. to disrupt interference B. to amplify sound C. to create harmony D. to stay in tune

How is resonance used in musical instruments? A. to disrupt interference B. to amplify sound C. to create harmony D. to stay in tune
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How is resonance used in musical instruments?

A. to disrupt interference

B. to amplify sound

C. to create harmony

D. to stay in tune

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B. To amplify sound
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The answer is B: to Amplify the sound

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