Five strings on a musical cello instrument are under equal tension which are tuned to be a *perfect acoustic fifth apart. If they are all made of the same material, what is the difference in the width of each string relative to that of the string with the lowest tone? *Note: A perfect fifth is an interval between musical notes which corresponds to a 3:2 frequency ratio.

Five strings on a musical cello instrument are under equal tension which are tuned to be a perfect acoustic fifth apart. If they are all made of the same material, what is the difference in the width of each string relative to that of the string with the lowest tone? Note: A perfect fifth is an interval between musical notes which corresponds to a 3:2 frequency ratio.

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