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To calculate: y’(r), y’(l),y’(d), and y’(T).
Answer to Problem 80RE
Explanation of Solution
Given information: The fundamental frequency of the Piano string or wire is,
r : the radius of the wire in centimeters;
l: the length in centimeter;
d : the density of the wire in grams per cubic centimeter;
T : the tension (force) holding the wire taut in dynes.
If keep all the variable fixed except one, then y can be alternatively thought of as four different function of one variable, y(r ),y(l),y(d),y(T).
Formula used:
Calculation:
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