A 0.5 kg string with 0.8 meters length is held under 5000 N tension Force. What is the velocity of the wave on that string If we want to play a note with wavelength 0.4 meters, what should be its frequency.

A 0.5 kg string with 0.8 meters length is held under 5000 N tension Force. What is the velocity of the wave on that string If we want to play a note with wavelength 0.4 meters, what should be its frequency.

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What is the velocity of the wave on that string
If we want to play a note with wavelength 0.4 meters, what should be its frequency.

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