Posted by James on Thursday, July 12, 2012 at 4:19pm.
For part (a) I've been doing the following work:
u=M/L; where u= mass per unit length
u=(0.011)/(.48)= 0.022916667
v= sqrt(T/u); where T = tension
v= sqrt(50.5/0.022916667) = 47.0 m/s
I'm not really sure how to figure out part (b); however, I'm sure that it's answer relies on me figure out part (a) correctly.
Your answer for part A is correct.
Velocity in the stretched string is
v = sqrt(T/m(o)).
=sqrt(50.5•0.48/0.011)=46.94 m/s
Part B
Part B
λ =2 L= 0.96 m.
λ =v/f,
f=v/ λ =46.94/0.96=48.9 m
Thank you. I guess WebAssign made a mistake.
Also, shouldn't f=48.9 m be f=48.9 Hz?
Certainly, Hz
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