If a 20-m string has a mass per length of 5.30 x 10^(-2) kg/m, and is stretched to a tension of 30.0 N, find the 3rd overtone that could cause that string to form a standing wave. O 1.78 Hz 0.59 Hz O 1.19 Hz 2.38 Hz

If a 20-m string has a mass per length of 5.30 x 10^(-2) kg/m, and is stretched to a tension of 30.0 N, find the 3rd overtone that could cause that string to form a standing wave. O 1.78 Hz 0.59 Hz O 1.19 Hz 2.38 Hz

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If a 20-m string has a mass per
length of 5.30 x 10^(-2) kg/m, and is
stretched to a tension of 30.0 N, find
the 3rd overtone that could cause
that string to form a standing wave.
O 1.78 Hz
0.59 Hz
O 1.19 Hz
O 2.38 Hz

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