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When measuring sound, intensity describes pitch, and frequency determines loudness?

When measuring sound, intensity describes pitch, and frequency determines loudness?
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When measuring sound, intensity describes pitch, and frequency determines loudness?

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Oh my. I'm afraid that statement is false and false.
The truth is exactly the opposite.

When measuring sound, intensity describes loudness,
and frequency determines pitch.
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