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Guitar stings are tuned to a desired frequency  by changing the tension in the string, and different...

Guitar stings are tuned to a desired frequency  by changing the tension in the string, and different strings have different masses per length altering the possibilities. If a string has 0.4 g/m (there are 1000 g in a kg), what tension is required to give a frequency 116 in Hz? A classical guitar is has 0.65 m string length.

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