The frequency of the 1-m-long vibrating string is 250 Hz.  The string has a linear mass density of 5 grams per meter.  Tension is changed such the number of segments changes from 2 to 4.  What is the change in the tension?

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The frequency of the 1-m-long vibrating string is 250 Hz.  The string has a linear mass density of 5 grams per meter.  Tension is changed such the number of segments changes from 2 to 4.  What is the change in the tension?

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