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Why are strings of different thicknesses and different materials used in a sitar or violin?

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Strings of different thicknesses and diffeent materials are used to produce notes of different frequencies, as
`v=(1)/(2l)sqrt((T)/(m))=(1)/(lD)sqrt((T)/(pirho))`
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