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9. A steel guitar wire is 65.0 cm long and has a mass
of 12.5 g. Its ends are fixed to two points so that it
is taut and it is then plucked in the middle. If the
tension in the wire is 200.0 N, then the frequency in
Hz of the second harmonic of the wire is:
78.4
157
102
204
10. The thermoelectric thermometer and the constant
volume gas thermometer give the same reading at
the ice point because:
A relationship between the two scales is linear.
It is a natural law that thermometers read zero
B
at the ice point.
Ice always melts at the same temperature
provided the pressure is one atmosphere.
The scales are made to agree at this point by
putting zero for the ice point on the Celsius
scale.
11. In figure 3, the potential difference in volts
between the points P and Q is
A 3.0
B 6.0
C 5.8
D 4.4
2.0 2
14.0 V
Fio 3
ABCD
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Transcribed Image Text:9. A steel guitar wire is 65.0 cm long and has a mass of 12.5 g. Its ends are fixed to two points so that it is taut and it is then plucked in the middle. If the tension in the wire is 200.0 N, then the frequency in Hz of the second harmonic of the wire is: 78.4 157 102 204 10. The thermoelectric thermometer and the constant volume gas thermometer give the same reading at the ice point because: A relationship between the two scales is linear. It is a natural law that thermometers read zero B at the ice point. Ice always melts at the same temperature provided the pressure is one atmosphere. The scales are made to agree at this point by putting zero for the ice point on the Celsius scale. 11. In figure 3, the potential difference in volts between the points P and Q is A 3.0 B 6.0 C 5.8 D 4.4 2.0 2 14.0 V Fio 3 ABCD
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