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A uniform wire of length `L`, diameter `D` and density `rho` is stretched under a tension `T`. The correct relation between its fundamental frequency `f`, the length `L` and the diameter `D` is

A

`f prop (1)/(LD^(2))`

B

`f prop (1)/(D^(2))`

C

`f prop (1)/(LD)`

D

`f prop (1)/(LsqrtD)`

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