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A taut string has a length of 2.58 m and is fixed

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a) for the string to be fixed at both ends

fundamental wavelength = 2*L

fundamental wavelength =2 * 2.58

fundamental wavelength = 5.16 m

the fundamental wavelength is 5.16 m

b)

No, frequency of this mode can't be found

as the speed of wave is not given

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