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3. The frequency of the highest note on a certain musical instrument is 2000 Hz. a....

3. The frequency of the highest note on a certain musical instrument is 2000 Hz.

a. How many harmonics of that note can we hear?

b. How many harmonics of the note one octave below it can we hear?

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