Chapter 13 question 47 47. If the frequency of the fifth harmonic of a vibratingmonic and (b) the third harmonic?47. · If the frequency of the fifth harmonic of a vibratingstring is 425 Hz, what is the frequency of the second150 Hz.harmonic?

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Chapter 13 question 47

47. If the frequency of the fifth harmonic of a vibrating
monic and (b) the third harmonic?
47. · If the frequency of the fifth harmonic of a vibrating
string is 425 Hz, what is the frequency of the second
150 Hz.
harmonic?

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