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What refers to the loudest tone that is produced? 1. fundamental tone 2. obstructive tone 3. tenor tone 4. alto tone

What refers to the loudest tone that is produced? 1. fundamental tone 2. obstructive tone 3. tenor tone 4. alto tone
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What refers to the loudest tone that is produced?

1. fundamental tone
2. obstructive tone
3. tenor tone
4. alto tone

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1. fundamental tone

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