1. A guitar string is 80cm long and the tension is inerease until the speed of a wave on the string is 819.2m/s.Determine the fundamental wavelength and frequency of the string.b. What frequency and wavelength of sound would be heard in 10°C air when the string is played in its fundamental mode?Sketch the fourth wave that can exist on the string.a.с.

Given that:Length of the string, L=80 cm=0.80 mVelocity of the wave, v=819.2 m/sAir temperature,…

A guitar string is 80cm long and the tension is increase until the speed of a wave on the string is 819.2m/s. Determine the fundamental wavelength and frequency of the string. What frequency and wavelength of sound would be heard in 10°C air when the string is played in its fundamental mode? Sketch the fourth wave that can exist on the string. a. b. с.

A guitar string is 80cm long and the tension is increase until the speed of a wave on the string is 819.2m/s. Determine the fundamental wavelength and frequency of the string. What frequency and wavelength of sound would be heard in 10°C air when the string is played in its fundamental mode? Sketch the fourth wave that can exist on the string. a. b. с.

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A stretched string is a wire which is made up of any metal that must have a larger length compared to its thickness. The ends of the wire are fixed, and when they oscillate or are plucked, it produces two reflected transverse waves of the same frequency and same amplitude. The waves or pulses are traveling in alternate directions and superimpose with one another. This waveform is named standing or stationary waves.

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1. A guitar string is 80cm long and the tension is inerease until the speed of a wave on the string is 819.2m/s.
Determine the fundamental wavelength and frequency of the string.
b. What frequency and wavelength of sound would be heard in 10°C air when the string is played in its fundamental mode?
Sketch the fourth wave that can exist on the string.
a.
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