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![### Homework 13
**Problem 15.53**
A 6.50 m, 0.732 kg wire is used to support two uniform 235 N posts of equal length (see the figure, Figure 1). Assume that the wire is essentially horizontal and that the speed of sound is 344 m/s. A strong wind is blowing, causing the wire to vibrate in its 5th overtone.
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- The diagram shows the posts as being supported at pivots at their base.
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Transcribed Image Text:### Homework 13
**Problem 15.53**
A 6.50 m, 0.732 kg wire is used to support two uniform 235 N posts of equal length (see the figure, Figure 1). Assume that the wire is essentially horizontal and that the speed of sound is 344 m/s. A strong wind is blowing, causing the wire to vibrate in its 5th overtone.
#### Part A
**Question:** What is the frequency of the sound this wire produces?
**Instruction:** Express your answer with the appropriate units.
**Answer Box:**
```
f =
[ ] Value [Units]
```
**Submit Button:**
*Submit*
*Request Answer*
#### Part B
**Question:** What is the wavelength of the sound this wire produces?
**Instruction:** Express your answer with the appropriate units.
**Answer Box:**
```
λ =
[ ] Value [Units]
```
**Submit Button:**
*Submit*
*Request Answer*
**Figure:**
- A diagram labeled "Figure 1" shows a wire used to support two posts.
- The wire is horizontal, and the depicted posts each have an angle of 57.0 degrees relative to the ground.
- The diagram shows the posts as being supported at pivots at their base.
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