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You shake the end of a taut string, creating two periods of a traveling sinusoidal wave, as shown in (Figure 1). The string you are shaking (string 1) is connected to a second, much more massive, string (string 2). The wave speeds on the two strings differ by a factor of 2.

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Answered by rprasanta708
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The string you are shaking (string 1) is connected to a second, much more massive, string (string 2). The wave speeds on the two strings differ by a factor ...

Answered by amikkr
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The wave speeds on the two strings differ by a factor of 2. The frequency and speed doesn't change, the wave only travels.

  • Speed is the rate of movement or how fast it reaches, and it is the speediness of the object to reach the place.
  • Speed is a scalar quantity and has no magnitude; it is the rate of fastness of the object to reach its destination.
  • It is the dimension of the space, and its standard unit is a meter per second.
  • Four types of speed are also present.
  • The term matter defines mass, and it measures matter.
  • Mass is discovered from the different atoms and particles.
  • Group, in simple terms, determines the weightage of the substance.
  • Mass is expressed in the terms kilograms.
  • Mass of the quantity is a much-needed thing in the laboratory.
  • The quantity of the substance does the majority of the experiment.
  • Gravity also takes place as an independent factor in calculating mass.
  • Mass is the scalar quantity.
  • Gravity and force are playing the independent factor in the mass.
  • For calculating the two planet mass, know the force of the planet.

Therefore,  wave speeds on the two strings differ by a factor of 2. The frequency and speed doesn't change, the wave only travels.

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