1. A nanoscale cantilever can be used to measure the mass of DNA molecules. One oscillates...

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1. A nanoscale cantilever can be used to measure the mass of DNA molecules. One oscillates at 8.8 M Hz with an amplitude of 5

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Iscomm Amplitude A = soum ney f = 8.6 MHz. angular frequency w = 25f = 21TX 8. 8x106 @ Mgrimum obed - A. = 5.0x109x 2978-8x10

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