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Data Table for Parts B – Resonance at 500 grams Measured String Density u measured = kg/m Length of String L= 1.48 т Tension T= N f=(n/2L)*/ (T/µ) µ= (n²*T)/(4L2*f?) Measured Calculated Expected Frequencies Measured Frequencies Segment Length L/n [m] String Density f„[Hz] fn, expected [Hz] H n, calculated [kg/m] 1 14 2 26 3 36 4 56 70 Average µ akated % Difference (µ measured VS. H akeulated)

Data Table for Parts B – Resonance at 500 grams Measured String Density u measured = kg/m Length of String L= 1.48 т Tension T= N f=(n/2L)*/ (T/µ) µ= (n²*T)/(4L2*f?) Measured Calculated Expected Frequencies Measured Frequencies Segment Length L/n [m] String Density f„[Hz] fn, expected [Hz] H n, calculated [kg/m] 1 14 2 26 3 36 4 56 70 Average µ akated % Difference (µ measured VS. H akeulated)

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Data Table for Parts B – Resonance at 500 grams Measured String Density p measured = kg/m Length of String L = 1.48 m Tension T= N f=(n/2L)*/ (T/µ) µ= (n2*T)/(4L2*f?) Expected Frequencies Measured Measured Calculated Frequencies Segment Length String Density fn [Hz] fn, expected [Hz] L/n [m] U n, calculated kg/m] 1 14 2 26 3 36 4 56 70 Average u calculated % Difference (µ measured VS. U calculated)
Transcribed Image Text:Data Table for Parts B – Resonance at 500 grams Measured String Density p measured = kg/m Length of String L = 1.48 m Tension T= N f=(n/2L)*/ (T/µ) µ= (n2*T)/(4L2*f?) Expected Frequencies Measured Measured Calculated Frequencies Segment Length String Density fn [Hz] fn, expected [Hz] L/n [m] U n, calculated kg/m] 1 14 2 26 3 36 4 56 70 Average u calculated % Difference (µ measured VS. U calculated)
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