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we speak student and here's your schmuck brought to you by birds they're Karma's

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chosen weapons for paying you back for every bad thing you've ever done paid[bird pooping on a newly cleaned car]

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extras for waxing too all right take a look at the following statement a parakeet has a

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higher pitched call than a crow what can we conclude about the frequency of the [parakeet squawking at crows]

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parakeets call compared to the frequency of the crows call and hear the potential

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answers so we know the sound travels in ways basically something makes the air [a sound wave travelling through a room]

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vibrate and those vibrations hit our eardrums which transmit that vibration

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to our brain and next thing you know we've got eighties music stuck in our

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head all day through the waves vibrate with different frequencies and those [80's man dancing to the music]

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frequencies determine the pitch that we here well the faster the wave vibrates

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or put another way the more frequently it vibrates a higher the pitch which

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means the correct answer is A a higher-pitched sound has a higher [an old generation woman making a loud noise]

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frequency than a lower pitch sound down now if we could just find some way to convince

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those birds stop working for karma bunch of flying jerks [birds in a tree pooping on a washed car]

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