Q3. A standing wave of "n" loops is formed by a vibrator (constant frequency) on a taut string. If the tension is multiplied by a factor of four, then the new number of loops, n', is: O n' = 2n O n' = 3n On=n/2 On' = n/3 O None of the listed choices

Q3. A standing wave of "n" loops is formed by a vibrator (constant frequency) on a taut string. If the tension is multiplied by a factor of four, then the new number of loops, n', is: O n' = 2n O n' = 3n On=n/2 On' = n/3 O None of the listed choices

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Q3. A standing wave of "n" loops is
formed by a vibrator (constant
frequency) on a taut string. If the
tension is multiplied by a factor of
four, then the new number of loops,
n', is:
O n' = 2n
O n' = 3n
On' = n/2
On' = n/3
O None of the listed choices

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