7. A violin string is tuned to 480 Hz (fundamental frequency). When playing the instrument, the violinist puts a finger down on the string one-fourth of the string length from the neck end. What is the frequency of the string when played like this? Hz 32 133

7. A violin string is tuned to 480 Hz (fundamental frequency). When playing the instrument, the violinist puts a finger down on the string one-fourth of the string length from the neck end. What is the frequency of the string when played like this? Hz 32 133

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