If substance a and substance b have very different values for the index of refraction, what will happen to a light ray that pass
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The correct answer is "3. Both increase"
In fact, the frequency of a vibrating string is given by
where L is the length of hte string, T the tension and
the linear mass density.
We can see that string is made shorter, L decreases, so the frequency f increases. And since the pitch has the same behaviour of the frequency, it increases as well.
In fact, the frequency of a vibrating string is given by
where L is the length of hte string, T the tension and
We can see that string is made shorter, L decreases, so the frequency f increases. And since the pitch has the same behaviour of the frequency, it increases as well.