I need help Two violin strings have the same length, tied down at both ends, and are stretched with the sametension. If they have different thicknesses, i.e., different masses per unit length, which of thefollowing properties of the strings are different?O Both the wave speed and the fundamental frequency.O Only the wavelength of the fundamental frequency.Both the wave speed and the wavelength of the fundamental frequency.O Only the wave speed.O Only the fundamental frequency.

Speed of wave in string = ( T/μ)1/2 μ = mass per unit lengh Since μ is different so wave speed will…

Two violin strings have the same length, tied down at both ends, and are stretched with the same tension. If they have different thicknesses, i.e., different masses per unit length, which of the following properties of the strings are different?

Two violin strings have the same length, tied down at both ends, and are stretched with the same tension. If they have different thicknesses, i.e., different masses per unit length, which of the following properties of the strings are different?

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Two violin strings have the same length, tied down at both ends, and are stretched with the same
tension. If they have different thicknesses, i.e., different masses per unit length, which of the
following properties of the strings are different?
O Both the wave speed and the fundamental frequency.
O Only the wavelength of the fundamental frequency.
Both the wave speed and the wavelength of the fundamental frequency.
O Only the wave speed.
O Only the fundamental frequency.

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