The string shown in figure is under tension T. Determine the natural frequency of vibration in a plane perpendicular to the string assuming that for small displacements, T remains constant. Also, prove that the period vibration is maximum when a = 1/2. 1 TI %3D 2n Vm(l-a)a a Figure

The string shown in figure is under tension T. Determine the natural frequency of vibration in a plane perpendicular to the string assuming that for small displacements, T remains constant. Also, prove that the period vibration is maximum when a = 1/2. 1 TI %3D 2n Vm(l-a)a a Figure

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