In the normal mode of a vibrating string, multiple frequencies are present and one of these is the fundamental frequency of oscillation. The other frequencies present are called: O The answer cannot be found in the other choices. O harmonics; O octaves; O overtones;

In the normal mode of a vibrating string, multiple frequencies are present and one of these is the fundamental frequency of oscillation. The other frequencies present are called: O The answer cannot be found in the other choices. O harmonics; O octaves; O overtones;

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Chapter14: Superposition And Standing Waves

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In the normal mode of a vibrating string, multiple frequencies are present and one of these is the fundamental frequency of oscillation. The other frequencies present are called:
O The answer cannot be found in the other choices.
Oharmonics:
O octaves;
O overtones;

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