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A wire of length l having tension t and radius r vibrates with fundamental frequency f

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Answered by Anonymous
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let the density of the material is ? so mass per unit length (µ) =??r^2 f=1/2L v(T/µ) =1/2L v(T/??r^2) now mass per unit length for second wire =??(2r)^2 =4??r^2 f' =1/4L v(2T/4??r^2) = f/2v2


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