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06.06.2025
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06.06.2025 11:47
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I GOT A 32 ON MY MATH QUIZ NOW I AM FAILING MAth
06.06.2025 11:58
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does this make sense help "The sound waves become higher in amplitude and shorter in wavelength when tension is increased. When this happens in stringed instruments, they are either being tuned or played, and the pitch / frequency of the sound wave increases higher. This is because the short wavelengths will cause more vibrations per second, making the sound travel much faster and the sound will be more high pitch."
06.06.2025 12:03
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06.06.2025 12:05
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the amplitude is how "tall" a wave is and the width is how "long" or "wide" a wave is. when an instrument is played, it gives tension/pressure, which makes a wave "taller" (higher in amplitude) but less "wider." (shorter in width) less "wide" waves give a higher pitch and faster vibrations and speed.
06.06.2025 12:06
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did you get that? i'll try to elaborate further
06.06.2025 12:25
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yes, that makes sense. does that align with what i wrote?
06.06.2025 13:51
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it does! one thig i like todo is picture the scene out in my head to make examples and it helps
06.06.2025 13:52
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math is evil and out to kill people youre just fighting back by making the formulas and stuff not work
08.06.2025 02:22
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i am NOT siding with anti-math propaganda
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