Note: You do not get to decide numbers for a and b. Treat letters a and b as a stand in for unknown/unspecified number. You have two string segments of equal length. Segment 1 has linear mass densityμ₁and segment 2 has linear mass density μ₂. You splice the two together and thentie the combination tautly between two posts. You've spliced in such a way that,once attached to the posts, the length of segment 1 to the left of the splice is thesame as the length of segment 2 to the right of the splice. When you pluck at aparticular frequency you set up a standing wave that has this pattern: nodes atthe splice and where each segment is attached to its pole, plus a more nodes insegment 1 and b more nodes in segment 2.What is the numerical value of 1?H₂

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