A band has two string instruments with 75-cm long and linear densities of 0.75 g/m and 1.5 g/m respectively. Both the strings were held under 30 N of tension force. The strings were plucked and vibrate at their fundamental frequency What is the velocity of the first string in unit of m/s, with the density of 0.75 g/m?

A band has two string instruments with 75-cm long and linear densities of 0.75 g/m and 1.5 g/m respectively. Both the strings were held under 30 N of tension force. The strings were plucked and vibrate at their fundamental frequency What is the velocity of the first string in unit of m/s, with the density of 0.75 g/m?

College Physics

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Chapter1: Units, Trigonometry. And Vectors

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