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1. The frequency of a Low E string on a tuned guitar is 82.41 Hz. Determine: a) The velocity of the sound if the wavelength of the lowest note is twice the length of the guitar (25.5 inches). Hint: Convert this value to meters b) The tension in the string if the mass per unit length of the string is 0.00578 kg/m.
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