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13 September, 00:02

The middle-C hammer of a piano hits two strings, producing beats of 1.50 Hz. One of the strings is tuned to 260.00 Hz. What frequencies could the other string have?

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  1. 13 September, 01:38
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    f₂ = 261.5Hz or 258.5Hz

    Explanation:

    The beat frequency = / f₁ - f₂/

    where f₁ and f₂ are the frequencies of individua waves

    f (beat) = 1.5Hz

    f₁ (frequency of one string) = 260Hz

    f (beat) = / f₁ - f₂/

    1.5Hz = / 260Hz - f₂/

    to solve this equation

    we make it into two seprate equation and solve it separately

    260Hz - f₂ = 1.5Hz

    f₂ = 260Hz - 1.5Hz

    = 258.5Hz

    260Hz - f₂ = - 1.5Hz

    f₂ = 260Hz + 1.5Hz

    = 261.5Hz

    therefore, the two possible frequencies of the other strings are

    f₂ = 258.5Hz or 261.5Hz
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