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A uniform string of length `L` and mass `M` is fixed at both end while it is subject to a tension `T`. It can vibrate at frequencies `v` given bby the formula (where, `n=1,2,3,………..)`

A

`v=(n)/(2) sqrt((T)/(ML))`

B

`v=(n)/(2L) sqrt((T)/(M))`

C

`v=(1)/(2n) sqrt((T)/(ML))`

D

`v=(n)/(2) sqrt((TL)/(M))`

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