Two similar guitar strings have the same length and mass, but slightly different tensions. If the beat
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Two similar guitar strings have the same length and mass, but slightly different tensions. If the beat frequency is 1.5 Hz, what is the ratio of the tensions of the two strings? Assume they are both tuned to approximately 330 Hz. Give your answer to three significant figures.
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Since the lengths of the two strings are the same the wavelengths are the same The s...View the full answer
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