Question

If you pluck a guitar string at L/3 (one-third of the way from the end), which partials will be missing and which is likely to be the strongest partial?

Answer 1

Solution; A fixed string is set in libration by - Plucking it . pluck string will vibrate at many of natural Resonance Frequencies at the same tione final string Vibration depends on the shape of initial string displacement a fixed string which has been plucked at a point 4 from the left end (x = 1 / 2 ) two pulses one traveling clockwise and other travelling counter clockwise, time for one Complete trip equals one period if the string wane Vibrating with a fundamental frequency 440 times per second. By using fourrier theorem any periodic function f(t) may be constructed from a Combination of sin (ent) and Confelt) fonction with appropriate amplitude and frequencies. the initial string position plucked eat X= 42 Corresponding to n=3 to 6 are missing frequency A spectrumm for may be constructed this plucked string vibration by determing the standing waue string struck at (x-13) that all multiple of 3 are missing