QUESTION 8 A guitar string has a a length of 0.64 m, and it produces a wave speed of 156.44 m/s. What is its fundamental frequency in Hz? (keep 2 digits after the decimal point and no need for the unit, it is already given as Hz)

QUESTION 8 A guitar string has a a length of 0.64 m, and it produces a wave speed of 156.44 m/s. What is its fundamental frequency in Hz? (keep 2 digits after the decimal point and no need for the unit, it is already given as Hz)

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