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A string of a violin vibrates in its fundamental mode of one loop with frequency of...

A string of a violin vibrates in its fundamental mode of one loop with frequency of 100 Hz. What will be the frequency of the wave that will produce a three-loop pattern on the same string?

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  1. frequency - Number of oscillation in one time period . and it denoted by "n" .
  2. wavelength - distance between the any two point which are in same phase . it gives the length of the wave . deoted by
  3. relation between wavelength and frequency is given as where c = velocity of light
  4. now for fundamental loop of one loop so frequency is ...................(1)
  5. now for three loop pattern on the same string gives SO THE FREQUENCY BECOME
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