A string under tension produces a note of frequency 300 Hz. If the tension is doubled, what will be the new frequency?
Q1. A string under tension produces a note of frequency 300 Hz. If the tension is doubled, what will be the new frequency?
Answer: 424 Hz
Explanation: Frequency is proportional to sqrt(tension). New frequency = 300 Hz * sqrt(2) = 424 Hz. Option B is incorrect as it doesn't correctly apply the proportionality.