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1. The vibrating segment of a
string playing a B note (247 Hz) is
75.0 cm long and under a tension
of 150 N. (Hint: tension is a force!}
(a) What tension would be
required to produce a high C (523
Hz)?
(b) How long should the segment
be if the same string is to produce
a G note (196 Hz)?

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