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1 Tensions of Guitar Strings Daryl Achilles 12/12/00 physics 398 EMI 2 Introduction The object of this experiment was to determine the Tensions of various types of Guitar Strings when tuned to the proper pitch. It was not necessary to actually place the Strings on the Guitar to make measurements. The Tensions could be found from simple measurements of the mass and the length. The tension of a string could prove to be a very handy thing to know for future experiments.
Dec 12, 2000 · Physics 398 EMI . 2 Introduction The object of this experiment was to determine the tensions of various types of guitar strings when tuned to the proper pitch. It was not necessary to actually place the strings on the guitar to make measurements. The …
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