A string fixed at both ends is driven by a vibrator with constant frequency f. When the tension in the string is F_T, six loops are observed. In terms of F T, what should the tension in the string be in order to produce four loops?

A string fixed at both ends is driven by a vibrator with constant frequency f. When the tension in the string is F_T, six loops are observed. In terms of F T, what should the tension in the string be in order to produce four loops?

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Description: A string fixed at both ends is driven by avibrator with constant frequency f. Whenthe tension in the string is F_T, six loops areobserved. In terms of F T, what should thetension in the string be in order to producefour loops?O F_T = (9/4) F_TO F_T

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