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What is the frequency of `9^(th)` overtone on a stretched string of length l and linear density 'm', when the tension is "T"?

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  9. Two identical wires on a sonometer, are stretched with the same tensio...

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  10. When do the paper riders on a sonometer wire fly off?

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  12. What happens to the frequency of a tuning fork. When it is loaded wi...

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  13. What happens to the frequency of a tuning fork. When it is filled?

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  15. State the condition for the resonance to occur.

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  19. "The velocity of sound is generally greater in solids than in gas at N...

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