Posted by Tina on Monday, July 11, 2011 at 6:49pm.
Since there is a node at the junction the two strings might just as well be strung beside each other or in different rooms. The only thing the same about them is the tension of 190 N.
string 1 L =3.75 so 2L = 7.5 and mu = 6*10^-2
f1 = (1/2L)sqrt(F/mu)
= (1/(3.75*2) ) sqrt (190/6*10^-2)
=2.373 Hz
string 2 L = 1.25 so 2L - 2.5 and mu = 1.5*10^-2
f1 = (1/2.5)sqrt(190/1.5*10^-2)
= 14.236 Hz
We need the least common multiple of those two frequencies.
In fact 14.236/2.373 = 5.999
which I call six
so I claim that 14.236 Hz is it
with n = 1 for string 1 and n = 6 for string 2
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