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Standing Waves Physics Coursework
I am investigating standing waves for my a2 cwk and am changing the tension and mass of the wire and I can prove that they both effect it but i'm sure physically why?
Any ideas
Thanks
Any ideas
Thanks
They affect the speed of the wave
They affect the speed of the wave
Can u give more details , thanks
v = sqr (tension / mass per unit length of the string)
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