Asked by Jay
A 3580 Hz tuning fork is sounded at the same time that a note on a piano is struck. You hear 8 beats/s. You loosen the string slightly and now hear 12 beats/s. What is the frequency of the vibrating piano string now after the loosen ing?
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Answered by
Damon
you hear the difference frequency
8 = 3580 - f
f = 3472 original
12 = 3580 -f
f = 3568 final
good, the frequency went down when I loosened the string
so 3568 Hz
WHAT if I wrote the difference the other way (all I know is the absolute value)
8 = f - 3580
f = 3588
12 = f - 3580
f = 3592
oh my the frequency went up when we loosened the string - no way so the difference is the other way around
and
3568 is the answer
8 = 3580 - f
f = 3472 original
12 = 3580 -f
f = 3568 final
good, the frequency went down when I loosened the string
so 3568 Hz
WHAT if I wrote the difference the other way (all I know is the absolute value)
8 = f - 3580
f = 3588
12 = f - 3580
f = 3592
oh my the frequency went up when we loosened the string - no way so the difference is the other way around
and
3568 is the answer
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