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Physics, 22.04.2020 02:05, stace49

A transverse wave produced near one end of an extremely long vibrating string is described by the equation below. (Ignore wave reflections from the other end of the string, which is extremely far ahead.) The linear density of this string is 0.0073 kg/m. What must be the tension applied to this string?

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