In order to double the frequency length is reduced to 3/4 of original length factor by which tension changed

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In order to double the frequency length is reduced to 3/4 of original length factor by which tension changed

Akhila Aki 1st Apr, 2019

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Rahul Mohaniya 5-Yr. IDD Biochemical Engg., IIT(BHU), Varanasi 2nd Apr, 2019

Hi Akhila,

In this question tension become the 9/4 of the initial tension.For solution you have to just use the formula of frequency which relate the tension ,length and mass per unit length.so you can easily find out the answer.

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