The part of the sound wave where 1. amplitude
the molecules are far apart
2. compression
the height of a wave, which
determines the loudness of a sound
3. cochlea
the highness or lowness of a sound
4. pitch
the shell-shaped structure that
translates vibration into an nerve impulse
the part of the sound wave where
the molecules are pressed closely
together
5. rarefaction

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