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If I Quadruple the Mass Per Unit Length of Guitar

Question 58

Question 58

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If I quadruple the mass per unit length of guitar string,its natural frequency changes by what factor?


A) If I quadruple the mass per unit length of guitar string,its natural frequency changes by what factor? A)    B) 1 C)    D) 4 E) 4<sup>2</sup>
B) 1
C) If I quadruple the mass per unit length of guitar string,its natural frequency changes by what factor? A)    B) 1 C)    D) 4 E) 4<sup>2</sup>
D) 4
E) 42

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