6. Two identical strings on different cellos are tuned to the 440-hertz A note. The peg holding one of the strings slips, so its tension is decreased by 1.8%. What is the beat frequency heard when the strings are then played together? Hz 2

6. Two identical strings on different cellos are tuned to the 440-hertz A note. The peg holding one of the strings slips, so its tension is decreased by 1.8%. What is the beat frequency heard when the strings are then played together? Hz 2

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