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1. a huge spool of wire, 10,000 meters long, weighs 81.34 n. you cut off a meter or so and tie it between two posts, 0.660 m apart. the tension in the wire is set to 52 n. when the string is plucked, at the same instant a 196 hz tuning fork is also hit, what beat frequency is heard

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