A standing wave of four loops is set up on a string of length L = 100 cm and mass m = 0.044 Kg when the frequency of the vibrator f = 50 Hz. The wire is under a tension force equal to: 27.5 N 25 N O 39.6N 35 N

A standing wave of four loops is set up on a string of length L = 100 cm and mass m = 0.044 Kg when the frequency of the vibrator f = 50 Hz. The wire is under a tension force equal to: 27.5 N 25 N O 39.6N 35 N

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A standing wave of four loops is set
up on a string of length L = 100 cm
and mass m = 0.044 Kg when the
frequency of the vibrator f = 50 Hz.
The wire is under a tension force
equal to:
O27.5 N
25 N
39.6 N
35 N
O

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