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Which of the following could be the fundamental freq. for a vibration that has an overtone freq. of 990 Hz?
a. 330
b. 660
c. 148
d. 1980
e. 1990
(All in Hz.)
The formula that I think you have to use is f_n = n*f_1, where f_1 is fud. freq.
Then, I thought
f_2 = 2*f_1, where f_2 is the overtone freq. (is these a correct assumption?)
but 990/2 is 495.
Could someone direct me to the correct path of getting the solution?
I'm confused over the definitions of overtone and fund. freq.
Thanks.
a. 330
b. 660
c. 148
d. 1980
e. 1990
(All in Hz.)
The formula that I think you have to use is f_n = n*f_1, where f_1 is fud. freq.
Then, I thought
f_2 = 2*f_1, where f_2 is the overtone freq. (is these a correct assumption?)
but 990/2 is 495.
Could someone direct me to the correct path of getting the solution?
I'm confused over the definitions of overtone and fund. freq.
Thanks.
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