Is this wire physically strong?

A metallic wire of length l l is held between two rigid supports. If the wire is cooled at a temperature t t ,then the frequency of oscillation is proportional to:-

Details and Assumptions:- \textbf{Details and Assumptions:-}

Y = Young’s Modulus \bullet \textbf{Y}=\textbf{Young's Modulus}

ρ = Density \bullet \rho= \textbf{Density}

α = Thermal coefficient of expansion \bullet \alpha= \textbf{Thermal coefficient of expansion}

l l α ρ \sqrt{\dfrac{\alpha}{\rho}} 1 t \sqrt{\dfrac{1}{t}}

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