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Question I stretch a rubber band and "plunk" it to make it vibrate in its fundamental frequency. I then stretch it to twice its length and make it vibrate in the fundamental frequency once again. The rubber band is made so that doubling its length doubles the tension and reduces the mass per unit length by a factor of 2. The new frequency will be related to the old by a factor of:
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KillGorack	2023-07-20 19:46:04	As we can see, the new frequency (f') is identical to the old frequency (f), which implies that the new frequency will be the same as the old frequency when the rubber band is stretched. The new frequency is related to the old by a factor of 1

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