Two piano strings have the same length (0.7 cm) and mass density (16 grams/meter), but the tension of one string is 6% greater than the first. If beats with a frequency of 5 Hz are observed when the third (n=3) harmonics of each string are excited simultaneously, what is the tension of the string with the lower pitch (frequency)? Answer in newtons to the nearest newton.
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