if the tension in the string is doubled and its mass per unit length is reduced to half. then the dpeed of transverse wave on it is??
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Answer:
speed increases 2 times
Explanation:
V =√(F/m)
F = tension in the string
m = mass per unit length
V directly proportional to √F
V varies inversely to 1/√m
As “F” is doubled and “m” is halved
so overall 4 times the factor F/m.
but square root makes it 2 times
In this way, speed increases 2 times
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Answer:
we know that speed of transverse waves is
v=√f/m
given tention is doubled,,,amlnd mass is half
v=√4f/m
v= 2√f/m
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