The strings of a guitar (Fig. 8.25) are made of music wire with diameter 0.05 mm, weight density 76.5 kN/m³, and Young's modulus 207 GPa. If the lengths of two of the strings are given by 0.60 m and 0.65 m, determine the fundamental natural frequencies of the strings if the tension in each string is 5 x 104 N. 99 FIGURE 8.25

The strings of a guitar (Fig. 8.25) are made of music wire with diameter 0.05 mm, weight density 76.5 kN/m³, and Young's modulus 207 GPa. If the lengths of two of the strings are given by 0.60 m and 0.65 m, determine the fundamental natural frequencies of the strings if the tension in each string is 5 x 104 N. 99 FIGURE 8.25

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