A guitar has 4 strings. The mass per unit length of the G string is 4 times the mass per unit length of the E string. If they are both connected to the guitar and tightened to a tension of 100 N how does the fundamental wavelength of the E string compare to the fundamental wavelength of the G string?

A guitar has 4 strings. The mass per unit length of the G string is 4 times the mass per unit length of the E string. If they are both connected to the guitar and tightened to a tension of 100 N how does the fundamental wavelength of the E string compare to the fundamental wavelength of the G string?

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48. A guitar has 4 strings. The mass per unit length of the G string is 4 times the mass per unit length of the E string. If they are both connected to the
guitar and tightened to a tension of 100 N how does the fundamental wavelength of the E string compare to the fundamental wavelength of the G
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