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The wires in a piano vibrate, but fractions of the wire also vibrate at different frequencies than the whole wire. What is the term for the softer notes produced by these differ…

The wires in a piano vibrate, but fractions of the wire also vibrate at different frequencies than the whole wire. What is the term for the softer notes produced by these differ…
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The wires in a piano vibrate, but fractions of the wire also vibrate at different frequencies than the whole wire. What is the term

for the softer notes produced by these different frequencies? (1 point)
O interference
O pitch
O resonance
Oharmonics

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the answer to the question is pitch

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