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A wire is stretched between two fixed points such that when it is plucked, it produces sound. Explain why the pitch of the sound produced may become lower when the temperature of the surrounding rises

      

A wire is stretched between two fixed points such that when it is plucked, it produces sound. Explain why the pitch of the sound produced may become lower when the temperature of the surrounding rises.

  

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John
The wire expands or becomes longer and its tension reduces and this lowers frequency hence the pitch.
johnmulu answered the question on February 14, 2017 at 13:58


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