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Explanation / Answer

Mass m = 0.3 * 10-3 kg

Length L = 0.33 m

Mass per unit length m' = 0.3 * 10-3 / 0.33 = 0.91* 10-3 kg/m

fundamental frequency f = 440 Hz

relation between f and length is:

f = v / 2L

v = wave speed

Thus, v = 2L * f = 2 * 0.33 * 440 = 290.4 m/s

Tension = T

relation between v and T:

v = square root (T/m')

Thus, T = v2 * m' = v2 * m/L = 290.42 * 0.91* 10-3 = 76.74 N

In the proposed solution the relation between tension and v is wrong as we divide T by mass per unit length and not mass.