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A wire ofuniform cross-section is suspended vertically from a fixed point , with a load attached at the lower end. Show that the change in frequency related to the altered frequency of the wire due to rise in temperature is approx ` (1)/(2) alpha `t, Where `alpha` is the linear coefficient of expansion of the wire and `t^(@)C` is small rise in temperature.

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