Brett and Aaron are both 21-year old males. Their vocal tracts are both 17 m, but they have different sized vocal folds. Brett's vocal folds are 21mm ong and Aaron's are 23mm long. You are comparing power spectra of them ustaining the /i/ vowel at their speaking fundamental frequency. Which tatement below, regarding Aaron's harmonics and formants, is true? O Aaron's harmonics are spaced more closely together than Brett's O Aaron's harmonics are spaced further apart than Brett's O Aaron's formants are located at higher frequencies than Brett's O Aaron's formants are located at lower frequencies than Brett's

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