A uniform wire of length ‘L’, diameter ‘D’ and density ‘p’ is stretched by a tension ‘T'. The correct relation between its fundamental frequency of vibration 'f', the length ‘L’ and the diameter ‘D’ is

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A uniform wire of length ‘L’, diameter ‘D’ and density ‘p’ is stretched by a tension ‘T’. The correct relation between its fundamental frequency of vibration ‘f’, the length ‘L’ and the diameter ‘D’ is

Options :

(a) f ∝ 1/LD
(b) f ∝ 1/L√D
(c) f ∝ L/D
(d) f ∝ 1/LD^2

Answer :

(a) f ∝ 1/LD

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