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21 March, 09:50

The note "Middle C" is known to have a frequency of 261.6 Hz. What would

be the frequency of a note one octave higher?

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  1. 21 March, 10:03
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    Answer: frequency = 523.2 Hz

    Explanation:

    One octave higher = 2f of the last octave.

    For instance, if C2 = 4 Hz

    A octave higher will be C3 in which its frequency will be 2 * 4Hz = 8Hz

    Back to the question.

    One octave higher frequency will therefore equal to:

    2f = 2 * 261.6 = 523.2 Hz
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