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To Find: The percentage change in the tension in the string.
Answer to Problem 58P
The percentage change in the tension in the string is decrease up to
Explanation of Solution
Given:
Formula used:
Speed of the wave on string is calculated by following formula,
Here,
The fundamental frequency of string with both end fixed is calculated by following formula,
Here
Calculation:
Ratio of original frequency to measured frequency is required to find the percentage change in tension. It can be described as follows,
So, the tension in the string should be decreased by
Conclusion:
Thus, the percentage change in the tension in the string is decrease up to
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