Stretching a sound wave makes the pitch

louder
softer
lower
higher
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Question

Stretching a sound wave makes the pitch

 louder
 softer
 lower
 higher
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anonymous · Answer

I think it is lower. But maybe higher. anyway not softer and not louder

anonymous · Answer

i read on wikipedia about it. Possibly higher or louder. which one do you think

ganeshie8 · Answer

isn't pitch same as frequency ?

anonymous · Answer

i think so

ganeshie8 · Answer

loudness depends on amplitude of wave, not so much on frequency.. so i guess we can eliminate first option

anonymous · Answer

yes i agree with you. can it be higher

ganeshie8 · Answer

yes i guess so...

ganeshie8 · Answer

hey wait no, i think it should be lower

ganeshie8 · Answer

stretching the wave sortof increases the wave length and time period ?
if so the frequency has to decrease hmm not so sure...

anonymous · Answer

ok, I'll visit wikipedia. org to be sure

ganeshie8 · Answer

ganeshie8 · Answer

im inclining more toward `lower` ..

anonymous · Answer

thanks @ganeshie8 . this one is more informational than o wikipedia

anonymous · Answer

finally the answer is "lower" @geny55

ganeshie8 · Answer

assuming the stretch was horizontal..

anonymous · Answer

ok thanks guys

anonymous · Answer

can you help me with more questions please @ganeshie8

anonymous · Answer

and @dtuniyants