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What is the fundamental frequency of a mandolin string that is 42.0 cm long when the speed of waves of the string is 329 m/s?

391.67Hz

Explanation:

The fundamental frequency formula in string is expressed as;

Fo = V/2L

V is the velocity of the wave = 329m/s

L is the length of the string = 42cm = 0.42m

Substitute

Fo = 329/2(0.42)

Fo = 329/0.84

Fo = 391.67Hertz

Hence the  fundamental frequency of a mandolin string is 391.67Hz

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