A 7.0 m rope allows waves to travel through it at a speed of 19 m/s. When vibrated at a certain frequency, the rope produces a standing wave pattern with 5 nodes. BLANK 1: Draw this wave pattern (dropbox) AND determine its wavelength. BLANK 2: Calculate the frequency of vibration.

A 7.0 m rope allows waves to travel through it at a speed of 19 m/s. When vibrated at a certain frequency, the rope produces a standing wave pattern with 5 nodes. BLANK 1: Draw this wave pattern (dropbox) AND determine its wavelength. BLANK 2: Calculate the frequency of vibration.

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BLANK 1: Draw this wave pattern (dropbox) AND determine its wavelength.
BLANK 2: Calculate the frequency of vibration.

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