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9. The displacement equation of a
transverse wave on a string is
y = 2.0 mm x sin((20 m...
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Physics, 14.06.2020 00:57, demetriascott20
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9. The displacement equation of a
transverse wave on a string is
y = 2.0 mm x sin((20 m-')x β (600 s-)).
The tension in the string is 15 N.
(a) What is the wave speed?
(b) Find the linear mass density of
this string
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