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Are frogs high pitch or low pitch?
low pitch
What is the scientific name for how high or low a note is?
in music we call this "pitch" in science we call it "frequency"
What do you call a delivery that doesn't pitch and travel shoulder to head-high?
beamer
What do you call a delivery that doesn't pitch and travels shoulder to head high?
beamer
What do you call delivery that doesnt pitch and travels shoulder to head-high?
Beamer
What is another word for how high or low a musical note is?
I guess you would just call that pitch. Theres really no other word for that
What amphibians jump high?
frogs!
Is it true that the pitcher used to pitch the way the batter wanted?
Until the 1887 MLB season, a batter could call for a pitch to be thrown high or low.
Do small instrument make low pitch or high pitch?
a high pitch
Is a triangle has a low or high pitch?
A high pitch
Will chlorine kill frogs?
Yes, chlorine can be harmful to frogs and can potentially kill them if they are exposed to high levels of it in their environment.
Does high frequency correspond to high pitch?
Yes, high frequency corresponds to high pitch.
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