Will Increasing Tension of a Two Loop Standing Wave Change its Frequency?

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echoi11
Hello all,

I am doing this question where it asks if I increase the tension of a two loop standing wave without changing the frequency, what kind of standing wave will I get? I came to the conclusion that it would become a one loop standing wave as f= 2L/(n) as I plugged in 2 for n and I got 1L. I was wondering if my thought process was correct or not.
 
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HI,
This belongs in the homework forum -- where you need to contribute a formula that says something about the relationship between tension and frequency. And: your thinking is right, but: just increasing the tension would be enough ? Or would you need a specific tension ?
 
BvU said:
This belongs in the homework forum
Correct. Please post there and fill the homework template properly.

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