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The linear mass density decreases.
c = f
If L remains fixed, then the combined effects of increased tension and decreased linear mass density results in the wave velocity increasing, which, for a given driving frequency, means a longer resulting wavelength.
[since frequency is inversely proportional to wavelength.]
In any case, resonance requires higher frequencies than it otherwise would.
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