The strings of a violin are tuned to the tones G, D, A,

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The strings of a violin are tuned to the tones G, D, A, and E, which are separated by a fifth from one another. That is, and The distance between the bridge at the scroll and the bridge over the body, the two fixed points on each string, is 30.0 cm. The tension on the E string is 90.0 N. (a) What is the linear mass density of the E string? (b) To prevent distortion of the instrument over time, it is important that the tension on all strings be the same. Find the linear mass densities of the other strings.

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