How to Calculate Tension for Fundamental Frequency at 60hz

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To calculate the necessary tension for achieving a fundamental frequency of 60 Hz, one must utilize the equation that incorporates frequency (f), mass (m), and length (L). The correct approach involves substituting the values of these variables into the equation and solving for tension (T). This method ensures accurate determination of the required tension to maintain the desired frequency in a vibrating system.

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  • Basic knowledge of mass and length measurements
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Would it be correct to say that to determine the necessary tension for the fundamental frequency at 60hz, substitute into the equation f, m, and L, then solve for T?
 

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