Two guitar strings have a fundamental frequency of 600Hz when kept under the same tension. If the wires are struck at the same time and 6 Beats/sec. is heard what is the difference in the string’s tension?
Fundamental frequency = 600 Hz
Beat frequency = 6 beats/second
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