Evaluate what must be the tension in wire

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Two wires are anchored at both ends. Wire 1 has a mass of 85 g and a length of 5.2 m. Wire 2 has a mass of 50 g, a length of 20 m and a tension of 155 Newton. Evaluate what must be the tension in Wire 1 if its third harmonic is to equal the first overtone of Wire 2?

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