A note produced by a musical instrument does not have a single frequency

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Solution

The correct option is A True
A note produced by a musical instrument does not have single frequency
Explanation -
Notes produce has multiple frequency or combination of frequency.
It produces a whole spectrum of frequencies that are generally whole number multiples of the fundamental.
harmonics are created so single frequency is not formed.
Hence, the statement is true

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