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A uniform rope of mass 0.1 Kg and length 2.45 m hangs from a ceiling. Find speed of transverse wave in rope at a point 0.5 m distance from the lower end.
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OK, so I hope you know the formula. That's all that is needed for this.
\(\sf Velocity=\large \sqrt {\frac{Tension}{mass}}\) ... this one?
Yes. To be more precise,\[v = \sqrt\frac{T}{\mu}\]that is \(\mu\) = mass per unit length
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OK, did you calculate tension etc.?
Yes....Tension will be 1/49 ...answer will be 2.21 m/s
I was taking the whole mass of rope but as u corrected it should be mass per unit length.
\[\sqrt{\frac{1/49}{0.1/2.45}}=2.21~?\]
Wait..that's not giving 2.21??3 Is it?
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That is because the tension is not 1/49 N.|dw:1451981522604:dw|
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