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Fundamental Frequency! [SOLVED]
A nylon string is stretched between fixed supports 0.75m apart. Experimental plucking of the string shows that several standing waves can exist on the string. Two such standing waves have frequencies of 225Hz and 300Hz with no other frequencies in between.
Q1. What is the lowest frequency (fundamental) frequency that can exist on the string?
I tried to use f=v/2L = Root(t/m/L)/2L
But the tension and mass was not given. I'm pretty sure that would have something to do with those frequencies provided. But I have no clue of how to do it.
Thanks ^^
A nylon string is stretched between fixed supports 0.75m apart. Experimental plucking of the string shows that several standing waves can exist on the string. Two such standing waves have frequencies of 225Hz and 300Hz with no other frequencies in between.
Q1. What is the lowest frequency (fundamental) frequency that can exist on the string?
I tried to use f=v/2L = Root(t/m/L)/2L
But the tension and mass was not given. I'm pretty sure that would have something to do with those frequencies provided. But I have no clue of how to do it.
Thanks ^^
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