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3) A piano tuner uses a tuning fork to tune a string to 350Hz . When...

3) A piano tuner uses a tuning fork to tune a string to 350Hz . When the tension is 650N , he hears a beat frequency of 2Hz . The beat frequency decreases if the tension is increased. What is the correct tension?

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