3 years ago

How can shorter string produce more fundamental frequency in two string of different length?

1 answer:

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Answer:

Shorter string produces more frequency in two different strings because the equation for frequency is velocity/wavelength , this means that a shorter string creates a shorter wavelength which essentially increases the total frequency produced

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How can shorter string produce more fundamental frequency in two string of different length?​

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