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Find the tension needed to produce stationary waves with 4 loops in a string 1m long and 0.5 gram in weight, fixed to a tuning fork of frequency 200Hz, when the prongs of the fork are vibrating perpendicular to the string.

A

5 N

B

10 N

C

15 N

D

0.5 N

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