On a violin, the highest note mandy can play is an a-note, which produces a sound wave with a high frequency. the lowest note she can play is a g-note, which has a low frequency.
how does the wavelength of a g-note sound wave compare to the wavelength of an a-note sound wave?
the g-note's wavelength is the same size.
the g-note's wavelength is shorter.
the g-note's wavelength is longer.
there is not enough information to tell.

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