In a piano, pitch is decreased by: 1. using thicker string 2. increasing tension 3. reducing length of string 4. striking it hard

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In a piano, pitch is decreased by:
using thicker string
increasing tension
reducing length of string
striking it hard

Sound

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using thicker string

Reason — In stringed instruments like piano, a note of lower pitch can be obtained by vibrating the string under low tension or by vibrating a thicker string.

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Physics

In a piano, pitch is decreased by:
using thicker string
increasing tension
reducing length of string
striking it hard

Sound

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The safe limit of loudness of audible sound is:
0 to 80 dB
above 80 dB
120 dB
above 120 dB

The unit of loudness is:
cm
second
hertz
decibel

By reducing the amplitude of the sound wave, its :
pitch decreases
loudness decreases
loudness increases
pitch increases

Pitch of a note depends on :
amplitude
loudness
frequency
waveform

Physics

In a piano, pitch is decreased by:using thicker stringincreasing tensionreducing length of stringstriking it hard

Sound

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The safe limit of loudness of audible sound is:0 to 80 dBabove 80 dB120 dBabove 120 dB

The unit of loudness is:cmsecondhertzdecibel

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Pitch of a note depends on :amplitudeloudnessfrequencywaveform

In a piano, pitch is decreased by:
using thicker string
increasing tension
reducing length of string
striking it hard

The safe limit of loudness of audible sound is:
0 to 80 dB
above 80 dB
120 dB
above 120 dB

The unit of loudness is:
cm
second
hertz
decibel

By reducing the amplitude of the sound wave, its :
pitch decreases
loudness decreases
loudness increases
pitch increases

Pitch of a note depends on :
amplitude
loudness
frequency
waveform