A guitar string has a length of 642.0 mm and a mass of 3.70 g. The rope presents its fundamental mode of vibration at a frequency of 196.0 Hz. | Figure 1: Guitar string If now the same string vibrates with a frequency equal to f = 980.0 Hz: %3! What is the distance between adjacent nodes?

A guitar string has a length of 642.0 mm and a mass of 3.70 g. The rope presents its fundamental mode of vibration at a frequency of 196.0 Hz. | Figure 1: Guitar string If now the same string vibrates with a frequency equal to f = 980.0 Hz: %3! What is the distance between adjacent nodes?

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What is the distance between adjacent nodes?

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