Why do musical instruments create sound on being played?

Because they vibrate.

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Because they have a secret music player in them.

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Both A and B

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Solution

The correct option is C Because they vibrate.
When musical instruments are played, the entire instrument vibrates and not just one part. This vibration produces sound. For example, when the strings of a sitar are plucked, the sound that is produced is because of the vibration of the sitar and not only just the strings.

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One can distinguish the sounds of two musical instruments even if they are of same pitch and same loudness, by observing the ____.

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