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Use the Fourier expansion to explain why the note produced by a violin string rises sharply by one octave when the string is clamped exactly at its midpoint. (b) Explain why the note rises when the string
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Use the Fourier expansion to explain why the note produced by a violin string rises sharply by one octave when the string is clamped exactly at its midpoint. (b) Explain why the note rises when the string is tightened.

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Answer: check attached

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Use the Fourier expansion to explain why the note produced by a violin string rises-example-1
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