Which of the following could happen when this method is called? A. It might try

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Which of the following could happen when this method is called?

A. It might try to access a sound sample at an index that is greater than or equal to the length of the calling object’s sound sample array

B. It might try to access a sound sample at an index that is greater than or equal to the length of the target sound sample array

C. Both B and C

D. None of the above

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Write a method to normalize the volume of a sound to make it as loud as it can be.

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Write a method to increase the frequency of a sound by 4x the original.

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Sound processing Basic properties of sound frequency, volume, pitch, amplitude, sample rate) Draw lines to pair the following concepts with their counte arts 1. Pitch A) Amplitude 2. Quality B) Frequency 3. Volume C) Sample Rate 4. Length in time D) Size Sound modifications: increase/decrease volume, pitch modifications, Normalization Describe what this code, which is part of the sound class, does public Sound doSomething() Sound Sample[] original this.getSamples(); Sound newsound new Sound( (original.length 2)+original.length%2); SoundSamplelj newSoundSamples highP.getSamples int newPlace 0 for (int origl 0; origl original.length; origl+-2) new SoundSamples InewPlace].setValue (original[origl].getvalue()); new Place++; return new Sound; Consider the following code which is part of the Sound class. public void clipFrom(Sound other, int nsamples, int index) if (index

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could happen when this method is called:

B. It might try to access a sound sample at an index that is greater than or equal to the length of the target sound sample array

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