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A certain guitar string operates at a fundamental frequency of 83 Hz. What is the frequency on the string of the second overtone? 83 Hz 332 Hz 249 Hz 166 Hz

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Chapter17: Physics Of Hearing

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A certain guitar string operates at a fundamental
frequency of 83 Hz. What is the frequency on the
string of the second overtone?
83 Hz
332 Hz
249 Hz
166 Hz

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