An all female guitar septet is getting ready to go on stage. The lead guitarist, Kira,who is always in tune, plucks her low E string and the other six members, sequentially, do thesame. Each member records the initial beat frequency fbeat,i between her low E string and Kira's low E string.Part ARank each member on the basis of the frequency of her low E string.Rank from largest to smallest. To rank items as equivalent, overlap them.View Avaliable Hint(s)largestDianefbeat i = 0 HzAikofbeat,i = 3 HzChandrafbeat,i = 1HzBuffyfbeat,i = 4 HzFrejafbeat,i - 3 HzEvitafbeat,i = 3 HzResetHelpsmallest An all female guitar septet is getting ready to go on stage. The lead guitarist, Kira,who is always in tune, plucks her low E string and the other six members, sequentially, do thesame. Each member records the initial beat frequency fbeati between her low E string and Kira's low E string.Part ARank each member on the basis of the frequency of her low E string.Rank from largest to smallest. To rank items as equivalent, overlap them.▸ View Avaliable Hint(s)Dianefbeat=0 HzAikofbeati 3 HzChandrafbeati = 1Hz-Buffyfbeati 4 HzFrejafbeati3 Hzfbeat,i = 5 HzReset Helpsmallest

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An all female guitar septet is getting ready to go on stage. The lead guitarist, Kira,who is always in tune, plucks her low E string and the other six members, sequentially, do th same. Each member records the initial beat frequency fbeat,i between her low E string and Kira's low E string. Part A Rank each member on the basis of the frequency of her low E string. Rank from largest to smallest. To rank items as equivalent, overlap them. View Avaliable Hint(s) Reset Help

An all female guitar septet is getting ready to go on stage. The lead guitarist, Kira,who is always in tune, plucks her low E string and the other six members, sequentially, do th same. Each member records the initial beat frequency fbeat,i between her low E string and Kira's low E string. Part A Rank each member on the basis of the frequency of her low E string. Rank from largest to smallest. To rank items as equivalent, overlap them. View Avaliable Hint(s) Reset Help

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An all female guitar septet is getting ready to go on stage. The lead guitarist, Kira,who is always in tune, plucks her low E string and the other six members, sequentially, do the
same. Each member records the initial beat frequency fbeat,i between her low E string and Kira's low E string.
Part A
Rank each member on the basis of the frequency of her low E string.
Rank from largest to smallest. To rank items as equivalent, overlap them.
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largest
Diane
fbeat i = 0 Hz
Aiko
fbeat,i = 3 Hz
Chandra
fbeat,i = 1Hz
Buffy
fbeat,i = 4 Hz
Freja
fbeat,i - 3 Hz
Evita
fbeat,i = 3 Hz
Reset
Help
smallest

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