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A distance of 4.00 cm is measured between two adjacent nodes of a standing wave on a 16.0 cm -long string. (a) In which harmonic number n is the string vibrating? (b) Find the frequency (in Hz) of this harmonic if the string has a mass of 1.45×10−2 kg and a tension of 855 N. Hz

A distance of 4.00 cm is measured between two adjacent nodes of a standing wave on a 16.0 cm -long string. (a) In which harmonic number n is the string vibrating? (b) Find the frequency (in Hz) of this harmonic if the string has a mass of 1.45×10−2 kg and a tension of 855 N. Hz

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A distance of 4.00 cm is measured between two adjacent nodes of a standing wave on a 16.0 cm -long string. HINT (a) In which harmonic number n is the string vibrating? ◻ (b) Find the frequency (in Hz ) of this harmonic if the string has a mass of 1.45 × 10 − 2 kg and a tension of 855 N . ◻ Hz

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