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If a string is stretched with a weight 4 kg then the fundamental frequency is equal to 256 Hz. What weight is needed to produce its octave?

A

4kg wt

B

12 kg wt

C

16 kg wt

D

24 kg wt

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The correct Answer is:
C

`n_1 prop sqrt(T_1) " and " n_2 prop sqrt(T_2)`
`n_2/n_1 = sqrt(T_2/T_1) therefore (n_2/n_1)^2 = T_2/T_1 therefore T_2=4T`
`T_2=T_1xx4`
`m_2g=m_1g4 therefore m_2 = 4xx4 = 16 kg wt`
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