a thin bar has a density 7860 kg/m3.it is 0.930 m long and resonates with a fundamental frequency of 1500 hz. when clamped in middle ,what is next highest resonant frequency
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a thin bar has a density 7860 kg/m3.it is 0.930 m long and resonates with a fundamental frequency of 1500 hz. when clamped in middle ,what is next highest resonant frequency
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