Standing waves question
A horizontal string, length 0.65m, has a mass of 5.5g and is put under a tension of 110N, it is plucked. Calculate speed of transverse wave.
Never mind, i dont think we are meant to know this in my course.
I would delete the thread, but dont know how.
Never mind, i dont think we are meant to know this in my course.
I would delete the thread, but dont know how.
(edited 6 years ago)
Original post by joyoustele
A horizontal string, length 0.65m, has a mass of 5.5g and is put under a tension of 110N, it is plucked. Calculate speed of transverse wave.
v = Sqrt(T/u), u = mass per unit length (kg/m).
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