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A stretched string of length l is plucked at a distance l/3 from one end by...

A stretched string of length l is plucked at a distance l/3 from one end by an amount h. Find the point/s
on the string where the amplitude of the second harmonic is maximum. Now, what change would you
expect to hear in the harmonics if you pluck the string at these particular point/s?

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