To increase the frequency from 50 Hz to 200 Hz the tension in string increases to
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It is known that
v=Tμ−−√, where μ is the mass per unit length of the string
and the wave equation
v=fλ
Rearranging the wave equation and combining the formulae, we have
f∝T−−√
Hence, increasing T by 1.5 times results in an increase in the frequency by 1.5−−−√ times. The new frequency is thus 1006–√ Hz.
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Answer:16 times
Explanation:velocity directly propotional to frequancy
V=f*lemda
V= under root (tension /mass per unit length)
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